May's Brexit Deal Didn't Concede Too Much, Says Lamont

The video features Lord Lamont discussing the progress in negotiations related to Brexit, focusing on the transition to the next stage, which involves trade arrangements. While the Irish border issue remains unresolved, the agreement on principles allows for further discussions. The emphasis is on the importance of trade negotiations, with the hope that a trade agreement will ease the Irish border concerns.

What does the speaker mean by 'Brussels fudge' in the context of the negotiations?

What are the principles that have been agreed upon regarding the negotiations?

What does the speaker imply about the importance of trade arrangements in the negotiations?

What assurances was the Irish Government looking for in the negotiations?

How does the speaker view the relationship between a trade agreement and the Irish border issue?