Name: ジョンソンのBrexitマップ...再び｜Brexitへの道 (s1 ep 2) (Johnson's Brexit mapped...again | The Road to Brexit (s1 ep 2))
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MIRANDA GREEN: So Robert, two weeks ago we

It's now only 20 days to the October 31st Brexit deadline,

but a lot has actually changed since we last spoke.

MIRANDA GREEN: --and try to work out what happens next?

ROBERT SHRIMSLEY: I don't think there's anything in here that

The things that we definitely do know, the deadline--

And then before that, the 19th of October.

So it looks like here we all are we actually

have more of a chance of a deal than no deal,

It's cheered up a bit because discussions

ROBERT SHRIMSLEY: It's definitely cheered up

It looked really grim for most of the week,

and then Boris Johnson and Leo Varadkar met in the Wirral

And to a lot of people's surprise, I think,

the noise out of it were much more positive.

Varadkar said he saw a pathway to a deal, which is obviously

One analyst I saw raised the chances from 5% to 10%.

So we should keep some sense of perspective.

But we will know, I think, within the next 24 to 48 hours

there is enough movement for it to be worth

but it looks a little less unlikely than it

But no deal is definitely still alive as a possibility.

MIRANDA GREEN: So sticking to the deal for now,

there's the question of whether Boris Johnson can strike a deal

with the EU that satisfies both the Republic of Ireland

and the Northern Ireland Unionists-- the DUP--

and his own right wing, and possibly tempt across 20 to 30

Labour MPs to support it in the House of Commons.

How on earth do you get a deal that satisfies

Because their needs are mutually exclusive.

Or do you think just the pressure of getting further

ROBERT SHRIMSLEY: Well, I don't know the odds.

Getting a deal that everybody can sign up to

that the Democratic Unionists and the Republic of Ireland

And we know how hard that is, because we watched the Good

Friday Agreement, and we know how long it took.

And almost by definition, the moment one of those sides

We know Boris Johnson talked to Arlene Foster in the DUP

So whatever concessions he has put forward,

he must at least have talked to the DUP about them

The numbers remain absolutely horrible and incredibly tight.

And I think there are two dynamics here, one of which

and don't really want an election where no deal could

ROBERT SHRIMSLEY: And then the others who think,

but if we sign up for this deal, it's Brexit, it's happened.

And our hopes for a referendum, our hopes of getting

So the numbers in parliament are horribly tight.

and I know you think this has got more likely.

So one thing that we have left off are groups of people he has

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ジョンソンのBrexitマップ...再び｜Brexitへの道 (s1 ep 2) (Johnson's Brexit mapped...again | The Road to Brexit (s1 ep 2))

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