Emily Maitlis

Can we just go back on that then?

The single market or the customs union would not be available to us without freedom of movement.

Is that an absolute red line?

But the single market, yes.

And that would be no without freedom of movement to EU citizens.

Well, we're waiting for the Brexit festival, actually, aren't we?

What about the comments from Nigel Farage last week to La Repubblica, the Italian newspaper, that under a reform UK government, European citizens in the UK could lose rights and benefits that are currently protected under our Brexit deal?

So you're in the curious position of supporting Nigel Farage when he says, actually we'll take your rights away because you get your citizens back.

I mean, that's what you think would happen.

Is it a victory?

Do you understand the 300 billion mooted dollars that will go to Iran now?

Does that make sense?

Can I ask you one last question?

I mean, we've skirted around what has been very present at the G7 this week, which is that all the leaders are dealing with Keir Starmer, a man who might not be in place this time.

Democracy for him.

Right.

And that could shift what happens with defence.

We don't know what Andy Burnham thinks of defence spending.

We don't really know where West Streeting stands on defence spending.

Where do you...