Teneo's Nickel Says Britain Doesn't Know What It Wants

The transcript discusses the uncertainty surrounding the UK's future relationship with the EU, highlighting the lack of clarity from the UK side and the push by figures like David Davies for a change in the EU's approach. It also covers Philip Hammond's visit to Berlin, aiming to find allies for a softer Brexit. The discussion shifts to Emmanuel Macron's labor market reforms in France, which are seen as a significant move that could influence European politics, especially after the German elections.

What is the current perspective from Brussels regarding the UK's position on its future relationship with the EU?

How is Mr. Hammond's visit to Berlin perceived in the context of Brexit discussions?

What does the term 'softer Brexit' imply according to the discussion?

What are the implications of Mr. Mcroy's labor market reforms for France and its relationship with Germany?

What challenges does Mr. Mcroy face in delivering his reforms, and how might this affect his standing in Europe?