would friends vote for frexit? quite possibly. —— france. bit of fresh air.a politician answers a question. i think he has had a good visit and the truth is he won't let the french people have a vote on this at all. no. and what became the lisbon treaty in 2005, french voted against the initial constitution and it was ignored. that is called democracy by the way. he had a good meeting and also i assured his relationship with theresa may it was good. them agreed on the bilateral agreement on security and talked about britain getting a bespoke trade deal with the eu. there was a lot of other stuff which was noise but on the whole it was satisfactory. he will have a pivotal role, assumedly. he said i am not doing the negotiating, it is up to michel barnier, but he is clearly going to be a figure in this. he and angela merkel are absolutely pivotal is that this is where the language of the brexit debate gets confusing, he says bespoke deal but it doesn't mean this bespoke deal that a lot of people who support brexit are hoping for which is a very, a lot of servic

frantic frexit.uro—scepticism in france and le pen managed to pick up on this h but he was interesting what he said to andrew marr, yes, probably in a similar context but our context would be different and he would fight hard for the prech people to stay within the european union, but the mere fact he sort of suggested you know perhaps the eu isn't all singing dancing for the french people is exciting. thinking back to the lisbon treaty in 2005. if memory serves me right the french voted against it. the dutch, the irish but they were asked to vote again. this idea is that europe is everything to france isjust idea is that europe is everything to france is just not idea is that europe is everything to france isjust not true, they are still a very nationalistic country that interesting because of this meeting with may, still wants to do bilateral deals which i find interesting. macron's solution to thatis interesting. macron's solution to that is closer integration, within the eu, so, that is how he th

frexit man kyle edmund has reached his first grand slam quarterfinal, beating italy's andreas seppi at to win in four sets in melbourne. edmund was a set and a break down at one stage but reduced the errors to secure his place in the last eight, where he'll meet grigor dimitrov next. definitely shows i'm improving. lots of ha rd definitely shows i'm improving. lots of hard work paying off. like you said, that constant working at everything, my game, on and off the court, it is good when you get results and it comes together. onto football, and watford are expected to appoint javi gracia as a replacement for marco silva who was sacked as manager this morning. watford are 10th in the premier league and are blaming the change on everton for their interest in silva before christmas. southampton are playing tottenham. it was 1—0 to southampton after a very unlike the own goal from davinson sanchez, but harry kane has just made it 1—1. harry kane now only needs one more goal to have scored a hundred in the premier league in his career. in today's scottish cup 4th round action — the edinburgh

speaking out in brussels, michel nornier added there was " advantage, no punishment and the eu frexitng position." once -- it says everything went right even though the rocket is now missing. it landed back at cape canaveral following liftoff, but the portion cap link the -- carrying the satellite seems to have crashed into the sea. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. .'m mark crumpton this is bloomberg. ♪ let's get a recap of today's market action. inck has gained every day new year, every trading day and set records every day. ae dow also climbing to record after yesterday, stumbling a little bit. treasury yields climbed. that's pretty much the story. >> and oil. $63 a barrel. scarlet: i thought in relations between north korea and south korea. they met for the first time in two year. north korea says it will bring -- two olympics. they agree to hold military talks and further dialogue. during his now is senior director on the korea society and advises u.n. on issues related to the korean peninsula. how meaningful is

you can interpret that possible appointment for voters and frexit backers it her cabinet and to a certainre serious about it. david: that's emma ross thomas in london. aix: take a look at sterling little weaker on the day in the midst of the stronger dollar. what is your take on what's happening with a cabinet reshuffle and sterling? it tells us something about the balance of power between the soft brexit camp led byard exit boris johnson, i think that mostly this is a function of sterling weakness that's a function of the dollar. i think we are neutral. we want to watch it break out of that range. alix: what is your estimation? is it a harder brexit after the shuffle or a softer brexit? marc: it will be pushing toward that hard brexit camp. the first quarter is the discussion is going to be about this transition. end ofleaves in the march 2019, but they will have a transition and that's what they've got to negotiate under whatever conditions of that transition. what is the uk's ability to negotiate third-party trade agreements? that all has to be worked out during this transition. that's

let's talk about a frexit.rview that if his voters had a choice they would probably vote to leave the european union just like the u.k. however, france currently doesn't have any votes planned to leave the eu because they're very wedded to their globalist agenda. >>> and a north korean delegation crossing into the south overnight, preparing for their last minute participation in the winter olympics in pyeongchang. the rogue nation sending 22 athletes and 230 cheerleaders, unknown number of which are spies to participate in the games, even marching with south korea during the opening ceremony on february 9th. skews my editorializing. dean: 230 -- i think 230 is the number. president trump is celebrating his first year in office, tweeting this: "unprecedented success for our country in so many ways since the election. record stock market, strong on military, crime, borders, and isis. judicial strength in numbers, lowest unemployment for women and all, massive tax cuts, end of individual mandate, and so much more.