colum eastwood, please. the assembly back up and running, if people are up for understanding that there are people here who are irish and they aren't going anywhere, that this is the only part, if you think about it in a purely unionist term, this is the only part of the uk that doesn't have marriage equality, the only part of the uk that doesn't have a minority languages act, but all of those things can be resolved. but i don't think there is anything wrong by the way with having a constitutional position. i have one. and there's nothing wrong with it and sometimes we talk about it as if it's a bad thing. we shouldn't be afraid to have that discussion. let's have it in a democratic and peaceful way, the kind of ireland i believe in is one where we build up northern ireland, where we eventually have a united ireland, we work towards that but we need to use the northern ireland assembly and the institutions... do you like the sound of that, robin swann? no, on the counter. i like the sound of unionism i am pr

and then we will be speaking to colum eastwood, getting his reaction to the deal done between the tories and the d.u.p. welcome to daybreak and the markets. it comes to talking about bullishness, have a look at this. chart number 461, just closing in the green. but there is an uneasiness in the market. the citigroup sentiment indicator. when it is in the bearishness, it is in the red. this indicator shows the growing divorce between bearishness and where the s&p is. that gap is widening. being in the s&p is not the most crowded trade in the world. the net long valuations are pretty close to neutral. they raised their cash allocation. those are the uses of the terms bullishness and bearishness, and look at the gap. mind the gap, the message from the markets. you have this nice move in some of the equity markets. you have the dollar-yen moving as well. that really is beginning to change the sentiment in the market. 1% atpix, up 1/3 of 1618. we are waiting for janet yellen to speak today, and we did trade up to 112.13. what will this do to the dollar? the topix, the highest close since 2015