It's best to settle down in a comfy Italian leather-backed armchair or snuggle in bed under your

French duck-down duvet because we're in it for the long haul, assuming there are no blockades

at the channel tunnel. So right, Eurovision underscore fan, downloaded on a whim and a new Brexit

cast listener. Welcome. Brexit cast. Brexit cast. From the BBC. Brexit means Brexit. We are

a dinner. Thank you and goodbye. You all laughed at me. You're not laughing now, are you?

How can these smart people be so diluted? We will make breakfast, Brexit as success.

And this is Chris Bison in Westminster. And it's Adam Fleming in the BBC Brussels Bureau

where I'm joined. My friend. Oh, Frankie. You're making friends. You're certainly. Introduce

yourself to the world, Catherine. Well, Catherine Fjure, e-reporter, covering the daily trials and

turmoil in Brussels. Not just Brexit, but everything else. And the centre piece, of course,

today was this press conference between Misha Barney and David Davis. Indeed. And it was a very

lively discussion, few little biting comments between the two of them. Always very civil still,

a little more edge to it today, I think. A little bit of tech, wasn't there? A little bit of

edge. I was describing it on the radio earlier as theatre. And I was ticked off by the presenter who

said, come on, it's not exactly Broadway, is it? And I said, yeah, yeah, but it is politics as

theatres, isn't it? Seeing them interact, seeing the language that they're using, how they pick up

from one another's answers. Was it the... I was just watching on the tele here in London.

For you guys there, was it the most intriguing one yet of these

Davis Barney jewels? Yeah, I think it's more critical from the timing perspective that they

really have to make some progress. And in some ways, I think they were trying to make it

signed better than it was in terms of progress, but you could see that they were really struggling.

And then there were those snidled comments that Misha Barney doesn't really do snide, but he said,

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