the issue with gibraltar, the primary issue is sovereignty. an argument over 70 and we have made very plain that will always respect the wishes of the people of gibraltar. >> it is written into my blood. >> think very much indeed. so i think a chair. chair. thank you secretary for coming before such afternoon. and asking a question from michael their view to list of outcomes they are looking for, is going to ask you what are the key strategic objectives you set for yourself within negotiation. >> the laws, borders, money, and beyond that taking the best national interest outcome in terms of trade and the best security outcome in the latter case the closest we get to the current operation organization. >> no you have given up options, in relation to the single market you're saying that it should stay in the single market and i've heard you say really what you set a what you have an say can you tell us know you have reached a view whether we should stay missing a market? >> this is one of those things were we have to work out what is practical.

carmichael has raised some of the concerns of the government of gibraltar. my question to you is, is it possible to conceive of a sacrament that doesn't differentiate in some way to gibraltar and northern ireland, for them to have a different deal because of their particular circumstances? >> i would be loathe to go down that route. i think it's very important for the people of northern ireland to see themselves as part of the united kingdom until they choose otherwise. and similarly, the gibraltarians see themselves in that force. i expressed it forcefully on the one on sovereignty some years ago, and 90-something percent, it was a positive result. i don't think they want to go down that route. look, we're looking at other options that we can conceive of that won't have any practical opicatio applications. i'm not ruling anything out. we're looking at all options, and the more difficult problem, the more we look at. but at the momen, i don't see one that meets what you describe. >> thank you. >> just on that last point, can you just confirm that gibraltar a

, look north to the faroe islands, part of the kingdom of denmark, or down on the mediterranean, gibraltara british overseas territory. then there's the complicated case of kosovo, accepted as a uefa member this year, but still not fully recognised by the un. jersey want what they have, a chance to play in the biggest competitions for club and country. it will be massive, i think that's where senior football is lacking because you are playing against the same people week in, week out. even funding at the moment, i think uefa would bring funding for teams to expand and have better pitches and facilities. officially, jersey are only suggesting trips to european football's rocky outcrops, like san marino, lichtenstein and malta in a pre—qualifying tournament. but why not let the imagination wander? do you have a dream fixture in mind? jersey against germany for me. how do you deal with muller marking him? just foul him! the referee that matters right now is the court of arbitration for sport that will consider the case to have the application discussed. what happens in courtrooms on distant s

, look north to the faroe islands, part of the kingdom of denmark, or down on the mediterranean, gibraltar a uefa member this year, but still not fully recognised by the un. jersey want what they have, a chance to play in the biggest competitions for club and country. it will be massive, i think that's where senior football is lacking because you are playing against the same people week in, week out. even funding at the moment, i think uefa would bring funding

. >> is it possible to conceive of a settlement for gibraltar or northern ireland that does not negotiate arrest of the deal with the uk. >> can you restate the question. >> we talked about the northern islands and their desire not to have a hard border and mr. carmichael has raised some of the concerns of the government of about that my question to you is is it possible to receive a settlement that doesn't differentiate for them to have a slightly different deal than the rest of the united kingdom because of the location. >> i'll be hesitant to go down that road. i think it's important for people of northern ireland to see them as part of the united kingdom until they decide otherwise. they have expressed that very forcibly in the referendum on sovereignty, some years ago. ninety some% felt that way. i don't think they will go down that road. we are looking at all options that we can conceive of so are not ruling out anything, but were looking at all options. the more difficult problem, the more options will look at, but at the moment i don't see one that you just describe. >> just on th

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