now let's go to panos tzilavis, general manager of the marathon beach resort, which has been taking inple who have lost their homes in the blaze. what is the latest, how many people have you managed to help and what sort of state are they in? good afternoon. at the moment we have around 50, 60 people who have lost and we are trying to do the best we can. many people from the community are trying to bring in close to help them and this is just the first few days which are very difficult. how are people getting to your place, are people getting to your place, are becoming quite do they have to come by road, by road, how do they get to you? last night some of them came by boat, mo5t get to you? last night some of them came by boat, most of them came by car. we spoke with the millions fidelity and all the hotels of the area are giving a5 fidelity and all the hotels of the area are giving as many rooms as they can to dominate —— to accommodate them. what happens to tho5e accommodate them. what happens to those you have not got room for? that is a big question, after di5cu55ing that is a big

that was panos tzilavis, who is manager of the marathon beach resort, helping some of the people involvedered its recess period, although negotiations with the eu will continue in some form over the summer. so what progress has been made in 2018 and where are we now? what are the sort of key moments from it? well, to discuss some of brexit‘s key moments this year are tom mctague — chief uk political correspondent for the online journalism company politico — and george eaton, political editor at the new statesman. good evening to you both. let's start with key moments. give us your thoughts. i thought david davis's resignation after the checkers deal a few weeks ago, that was a key moments. it really crystallized theresa may's main problem. she needs to get a majority in the house of commons for whatever brexit deal she gets back from the european union, if she gets a brexiteer from the european union later this year. and his resignation means she's really going to struggle to get the brexiteers on—site because it means she's left requiring the support of the labour mps, she's left requiri