Fish Are Chips in Post-Brexit Trade Bargaining

The transcript discusses the historical context of the UK's fishing industry, its symbolic role in Brexit, and the implications of trade deals with the EU. It highlights the economic impact of fishing rights, the effects of climate change on fish stocks, and the potential risks in future negotiations. The UK seeks a model similar to Norway's, with annual agreements on fishing rights, while climate change is causing fish populations to shift northward.

What is the proposed relationship between the UK and the EU regarding fishing rights post-Brexit?

What challenges does the UK fishing industry face in terms of market access in EU countries?

How do the fishing interests of different EU member states impact the Brexit negotiations?