Peter Kyle

No.

Well, I'm confident that what we've seen the last couple of weeks from the UK and our European partners works.

That was cool, calm, energetic diplomacy.

The resolve of the prime minister was clear and evident for everyone to see.

And we got to where we needed to be.

Now, where is that?

Where do we need to be?

We need to be focusing on the security of our northern flank for NATO.

We can now focus on that and we can reassure America and work with America as key partners to make sure that that part of the world is safe and secure.

Of course, it's always been a priority for us and it's very good now we can focus on that and also get back to that key business of talking about trade and improving trade between America, Britain and Europe.

Well, we're always moving forward.

I mean, as you know, in Bloomberg, and your listeners and viewers will always know best, when you do a deal, of course, implementing the deal takes a bit of time, and there's always some bits that are trickier than others.

But I've always found quite curious when I do interviews, and this is put to me, because when you look at the world through my eyes, what you see is constant progress.

So since the talk of a glitch or a pause started to emerge,

We have secured a deal on beef, for example, so Britain has access to the beef quota for the U.S.

from the 1st of January.

That's meant in one single shipment, which is on the way to America now.

That's saved £66,000 in tariff fees.

That's an enormous advantage, I would argue, for America and for Britain.

Of course, the pharmaceutical deal.