Hollande declara que el Brexit es irreversible

The transcript discusses the UK's expectations and challenges in negotiating a post-Brexit trade deal with the EU. It covers the outcomes of phase one, including financial contributions and agreements on European citizens. The focus shifts to future UK-EU relations, emphasizing the need for a special relationship, especially in defense. The possibility of a trade agreement is explored, highlighting Europe's firm stance on agriculture and cultural exceptions. The impact on financial services and the internal market is also discussed, noting the loss of passporting rights if free movement is not accepted.

What does the UK need to do to maintain a trade deal with the EU?

What are the key issues that remain resolute for Europe in trade discussions?

How does the UK's position on free movement affect its access to the internal market?

What is the significance of the 'plus plus plus' agreement mentioned by Mr. Davis?

What are the implications of Brexit being described as irreversible?