that was eirini mo speaking to me a short while ago.brexit story, the fact that sir martin donnelly, who used to be the head of the department for international trade warned on the today programme that no deal with the eu would have a major and lasting negative effect on the british economy. thenjeremy corbyn in the last hour or so has claimed the government is failing on its brexit negotiations as well. a government spokesperson has put out a statement in the last few minutes. they have said that the government wa nts a they have said that the government wants a deep and special partnership with the eu after the exit. the government believes it is in everyone's interests to discuss this as soon everyone's interests to discuss this as soon as possible. and that they are optimistic about achieving this. but that they must as a responsible government plan for all scenarios. in addition, this spokesperson goes on, we are talking to a large number of countries on a variety of future trading operations. they are hoping to promote the uk as a

let's talk to the actor eirini mo to hear about her experiences. can you outline your experiences? that happens in the industry, directors or producers will want something more, sometimes, from the actor, in order for them to get a better part or a pa rt for them to get a better part or a part ina for them to get a better part or a part in a production and i had seen it happen a few times, to different people, not just myself. it happen a few times, to different people, notjust myself. it is up to the individual whether they want to go ahead with that orjust decline it. did anything in particular happen to you? something that you regarded as completely inappropriate when you are going for a part?|j actually had a part but then one of the directors was talking to me about him being unhappy in his marriage in all areas, and i didn't think that was appropriate, because there are always innuendos that you here, and you shouldn't have to hear all of that because you're not their friend, you are there to work and it's a professional environment, and i think that is forgotten sometimes. a

let's talk to the actor, eirini mo who is in our london newsroom.ery much forjoining us. we wa nt thank you very much forjoining us. we want to get an idea of what it's like for aspiring actors who are in this industry trying to get work, who perhaps may come up against powerful figures who perhaps may come up against powerfulfigures and who perhaps may come up against powerful figures and feel they may have to compromise on something. have you ever experienced that? yes, i have actually. i think it's quite ha rd i have actually. i think it's quite hard because when you decline the advances of a director or a producer, you think, "am i doing the right thing? is that going to hinder my career?" so it's quite hard and especially if you don't know how to be, if you're really young you may think it is normal. but then actually it's not. you should not be doing anything that you don't feel co mforta ble doing anything that you don't feel comfortable with. we were hearing in that report earlier, another actor saying that the thoughts that go through your