iwill — i mean, the big difference to me that i've — which almost kind of takes the onus away from the one day. he gave that press briefing. answer more questions in his first week than is itself very proud of. i think that's kind of a big departure, at least from my perspective, from the biden administration. it's fully a second week until monday. in the job here with lots to talk about on the president's path, as we chart that along. and we will continue to do that every week. so thanks, guys, for being here, stopping by for a chat. thanks for having us. we'll do it again next week. thanks so much to you for watching, as well. take care. hello there. the first proper week of february is looking like one of two halves. around midweek high pressure builds back in. it will settle things down and we should see some sunshine returning overnight. of the country overnight. to scotland, northern ireland. stronger winds for scotland and northern ireland, hebrides, western highlands, outbreaks of patchy rain here. double figure values for most. could be up to 12 or 13 degrees across the moray

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that was the market reaction, as i mentioned, european trading day gets under way in 20 minutes, iwillday gets under way in 20 minutes, i will update you. sir keir starmer is heading to brussels to join a gathering of european union leaders 7 this marks the first time a british prime minister has done so since brexit. starmer is heading over the english channel for talks meet nato secretary general mark rutte. and the european union. i've been very clear since i became prime minister that i do want a reset of the relationship general at the institute of export & international trade, and he said that even though officially this meeting is about defence, trade and tariffs this is a really important meeting and is the latest to try and overcome some of those fairly significant frictions that still exist between trade with should it improve? because there is a lot of pressure on the prime of the single market, they are adamant to say we will not do that but what they can talk about is food and animal products being traded more from these talks? to get a much closer relationship with the eu

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