with me is oliver cornock, editor—in—chief, oxford business group. thank you for returning. very welcome to our brussels experience. minister regs that he is opposed to the eu bill are swivel eyed. it is getting very difficult within number ten. clearly. and we swivel between hard brexit and soft regs it and the other names we have given is. the fa ct other names we have given is. the fact is theresa may is quite weak. at the same time, to me it seems like why would you reveal your position fully in negotiation? because she is quite enfeebled after last summer's election, which was a bit of a disaster, and a narrow victory, everybody who has an opinion will blame her. she is enfeebled and weakened. at the same time, there is nobody else coming up, the tories will be very concerned about an election. it is a very tricky one. i think looking beyond that, where we discussed earlier, we need a clear, you know, investors, everyone wants a clear position. she has not made any significant statement on this since the lancaster house speech, it does cause some concern. you have the p

with me is 0liver cornock, editor—in—chief, 0xford business group. thank you for returning.egs that he is opposed to the eu bill are swivel eyed. it is getting very difficult within number ten.

today the eu is expected to sign off on what it wants for the all—importa nt transition phase. 0liver cornockroupjoins me now. to fill us in. it isjust to fill us in. it is just another stage in this brexit saga. it will be interesting to see what the eu believes are the terms of the so—called transition stage. believes are the terms of the so-called transition stage. we have had a whole weekend of headlines in the uk of everybody saying what is theresa may's position, what is the conservative party's position, which is very divided on this particular issue, now we have the eu telling michel barnier, their chief negotiator, exactly what their position is in what they will negotiate on. it is a negotiation. nobody goes into a negotiation knowing what the end will be. they knowing what the end will be. they know what they might want out of it. i think that is perhaps theresa may's problem here. there is never to cliett correction from her as to what she wants in the end. investors are desperate to know about that. -- clear direction. business bosses have different ways depending on what they do