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The Prime Minister Theresa May is about to trigger Article 50. We have polling that suggests that more than half of the

British population support her, the believe that she is doing a good job. Are you

not worried that from your point of you at least the train has now left the station?

Yeah, of course we're very anxious about this but the truth is that we haven't yet

seen what the real terms of our departure are. We don't really

know yet what Brexit means. We have taken the decision over the past few months

which wasn't clear by the way at the time of the Brexit vote that we're going to leave the

single market the customs union about two-thirds of our trade will now

the arrangements will have to be renegotiated actually the amount of

immigration we're going to stop is probably around 12% of the total we will have control over and most that immigration is not really immigration that's going to impact the people of the country.

So, you know, yes, of course, what the government

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