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Well, welcome to the All Out Politics Podcast, joining me this week,

Top Sky Correspondence, Tamara Cohen from our politics

department, Mark Stone, our European correspondent and Dominic Wackhorn, our diplomatic editor.

And no prizes for guessing, we are going to talk about the Brexit breakthrough or is it,

and also about the decision taken by President Donald Trump

to declare that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel and that he will be moving the US embassy there.

We start, of course, with a very difficult week for Mrs May, ending on a positive note when after all-night talks from Thursday and to Friday, the suggestion was made that the European Union did now accept that Britain was ready to move forward to the next phase of talks, having satisfied the divorce negotiations on the divorce settlement,

the rights of EU and UK citizens and the Irish border.

This was how Blirier-Jean-Claude Juncker announced the news alongside the Prime Minister.

Today's result is, of course, a compromise.

It is the result of a long and intense discussion between the Commission negotiations and those

of the UK.

As in any negotiation, both sides had to listen to each other, adjust their position and show a willingness to compromise.

This was a difficult negotiation for the European Union as well as for the United Kingdom.

Getting to this point has required give and take on both sides. And I believe that the joint report

being published is in the best interests of the whole of the UK. I very much welcome the prospect

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