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I'm Alva and I'm Stephen and I'm a noosh. You're listening to the new states from

podcast. On today's episode we discuss deal or no deal and you ask us will 2021 be a bad year for labour in the polls?

So Boris Johnson is back from Brussels.

So Boris Johnson is back from Brussels and the word on the street or the word from

number 10 and from the EU is that very large gaps remain is the phrase that's being used in terms of the UK and EU's

positions and a trade deal is still looking very unlikely the new deadline is Sunday. Stephen I think you and I in a

very healthy way have slightly differing instincts on this like I mean I have to say

most commentators your view is very much that no deal is by far looking like the most likely outcome at this stage

Yeah, I got very nice and very kind but also very funny email in response to

more Incor where they were just like they were like I'm loving the

combination of uppers and downers at the moment where like you're like yeah we're

not going to have a deal and then I have it like here's why I think we'll have a

deal they're like they're like you're doing a real like sort of almost negging approach to retaining readers on our people.

A good cop, bad cop. So I essentially think right then what this all comes down to is do you think

that Boris Johnson is a man of no principal or one principal right because right one

the sort of no principal interpretation of last year is

that like the government spent, indeed the Conservatives party spent like three years in

this dream world where you can fix the Irish border without either having regulatory

alignment between the whole of the United Kingdom and the EU.

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