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We could talk this morning for three hours to Andrew Sentence. He was chief

economist for British Airways. He's been a member of the Monetary Policy Committee, the Bank of England.

We could talk to him about Foreign Secretary Johnson or the new Brexit Tsar, I hate that phrase.

I got to come up with something better Mr Davis but let us start with the bank of England

enter sentence to governor karnie show courage or resilience or bravery in not cutting interest rates?

Well, it's not a decision just for Governor Carney.

He spoke out a couple of weeks ago and said he thought mommy-a-useing might be needed. I think the jury is out on that.

I think the MPC has taken the right decision. We need stability at the moment in our

economic policies here in the UK there's been so much

turbulence on the political front I don't think now is the time for

monetary policy or economic policies to change they should be stable and

so I very much welcome the fact that interest rates have been on hold.

There's one member of the M. P. C. Vleeja who voted for a cut. He'd been

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