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i m stephen sackur. the uk parliament is about to vote on the government s plan to trigger article 50, the formal process which will end in britain leaving the eu. there s little doubt mps will give prime minister theresa may a green light, but much has changed since lastjune‘s brexit referendum. the government has clarified its vision of what brexit means, while president donald trump is shaking up global politics. my guest today is conservative mp dominic raab. what place will post brexit britain occupy on the world stage? domin raab, welcome to hardtalk. hi. you are a westminster mp who took the perhaps somewhat difficult to understand position that westminster mps having the right to give a green light or not to the triggering of this article 50 you took the view that that was wrong and shouldn t be allowed. why was that? i took the view, as did all of the mp5 who passed the referendum legislation by 6 1 in the house of commons, that we gave this decision to the ....
sackur. just how ugly is britain s divorce from the eu going to be, and how damaging for the unhappy couple? as british mps debate the formal triggering of the effort says, my guest is an eu politician who will be at the heart of the complex negotiations over a brexit deal. belgium s former prime minister and current mep guy verhofstadt has warned britain to expect no favours as it heads for the expert, but how confrontational is he prepared to be? guy verhofstadt, welcome to hardtalk. i want to talk about brexit with you but i don t want to start with the detail, i want to start with the detail, i want to start with the contest. when the british public voted for brexit on june 23, 2016 barack obama british public voted for brexit on june 23,2016 barack obama was president of the united states. now the white house is occupied by donald trump. to what extent do you think this fundamental shift in global politics, the most important power in the world after all, how impor ....
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he s the president s nominee for the supreme court but democrats say he s too hardline and unlikely to command confidence. three generations of one family killed in a terror attack in tunisia. the inquest hears from the grandson who survived. why building new homes on green belt land would ease the housing crisis, according to one of britain s biggest builders. a nice view. the best seat in the house. and not everywhere s like the emirates. the premier league is told to stop making excuses about disability access at football grounds. coming up in sportsday on bbc news, we ll have the results from tonight s premier league matches as manchester city looked to close the gap on the top four with a win at west ham. good evening. members of parliament at westminster have taken the first step towards invoking article 50 of the lisbon treaty the start of the process of leaving the european union. the house of commons voted by an overwhelming majority 498 to 114 in favou ....
i m stephen sackur. just how ugly is britain s divorce from the eu going to be, and how damaging for the unhappy couple? as british mps debate the formal triggering of the exit process, my guest is an eu politician who ll be at the heart of the complex negotiations over a brexit deal. belgium s former prime minister and current mep guy verhofstadt, has warned britain to expect no favours as it heads for the exit. but how confrontational is he prepared to be? guy verhofstadt, welcome to hardtalk. yes. i want to talk about brexit with you, but i don t want to start with the detail, i want to start with the context. when the british public voted for brexit onjune 23rd 2016, barack obama was president of the united states. now the white house is occupied by donald trump. to what extent do you think this fundamental shift in global politics the most important power in the world, after all how important is that as a changed context for brexit? i think it gives an opportun ....