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The discourse around it. you looked at that moh— the discourse around it. you looked at that mob in clacton surrounding nigel— at that mob in clacton surrounding nigel farage, and i think when you also look— nigel farage, and i think when you also look at the places reform have already— also look at the places reform have already stood, such as local elections, they have had much less a result— elections, they have had much less a result than— elections, they have had much less a result than the greens, who i don't see being — result than the greens, who i don't see being mobbed ...

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Wealth to parts of the country that have gone without for a very long time, and just see a much more just system across the board. but i am struck, though, that here we are, one year later, and i feel like it's deja vu because exactly a year ago, we were in a situation where britain was being shunned by other countries because of a variant that was galloping through. well, now, it's the omicron variant and france and germany, for example, are worried about british travellers. and you had britain also on the brink of brexit and the idea that it could be locked in conflict with the eu. well, thi...

Over post—brexit fishing rights. paris has delayed measures it threatened to introduce from today, blocking british boats from landing their catches at french ports. there's anger over the number of licences the uk and jersey have processed for french vessels to fish in their waters. ministers from both sides are to meet on thursday to discuss fish and a range of brexit issues. here's our europe correspondent, jessica parker. a fishing boat leaving the line early this morning after overnight the french government said it would hold off on retaliation of a post brexit fishing rights. annerly ...

The british government has two arguments, david frost, the backset administer, set effectively the eu held a gun to the uk's head and it was them selling to a deal they did not want to do is to which point the eu would say there was no gun and if anything it was pointing at your own head because he was so desperate to get it done to a certain timetable. the other argument he uses is in the real world it has ended up much harder to operate than expected. does the future of the eu uk relationship rely on the situation of the plate of sausages in belfast? lauder frost would say it does because he...