Will Covid-19 Fallout Camouflage Cost of No-Deal Brexit?

The transcript discusses the intertwined challenges of COVID-19 and Brexit, highlighting the potential for COVID-19 to obscure the impacts of a no-deal Brexit. It explores the cynicism surrounding Brexit strategies, the complexities of negotiating a deal with the EU, and the trust issues that arise when agreements are revisited. The discussion also considers the possibility of the UK forming new alliances outside the EU, such as with the US and Australia. Finally, it delves into the debate over state aid, noting the UK's desire for flexibility and the historical context of the single market.

What new alliances does the speaker suggest the UK might consider post-Brexit?

How has the stance on state aid changed within the UK Government according to the text?