Emily Maitlis

He'd made a pledge in the Commons.

And then the timeframe for that spending on defence was getting pushed further and further.

And it wasn't actually mooted to come until 2034.

So, I mean, very specifically, you're not interfering in our politics because we are NATO.

We are all NATO.

So what we spend directly affects how Poland feels as well.

We've got four years.

It sounds like we actually owe a lot to Ukraine.

When there is all this discussion about EU access, accession, what do you think?

But should it be expedited?

I mean, should they leapfrog, for example, Albania or Moldova or...

How long would you like to see this?

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.