Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

I think it was very divisive what it was about it's about identity as the UK finally

floats away from Europe I speak with David Dimbleby the legendary British

broadcaster who broke the Brexit news to the nation.

Then, let's look at why we don't have enough women kind of entering the film industry in the first place being promoted from assistant to the

Lex level up or to an executive position.

Director Kitty Green tells me about her new film The Assistant,

an eye-opening drama born of the Me Too era.

And Brazilian democracy and I are almost the same age.

I thought that in our 30s we would both be

standing on solid ground. An Oscar-nominated documentary asked whether

Brazil is on the brink of authoritarianism. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Kristian I'm on poor in London.

After a 47-year marriage, the UK's bitter divorce

from the European Union has finally happened.

It's taken the best part of four years

since the Brexit referendum referendum which divided a nation

right down the middle causing now both celebration and mourning. No one yet

quite knows what the next chapter will look like for the UK or for the

European project because despite Boris Johnson's jaunty slogan Brexit is not

done a long complicated process awaits both sides as they're now tasked with

fleshing out the details of a new relationship. As Correspondent Phil Black

explains, the final chapter in this saga is still a cliffhanger.

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