Tom McEnany

OK.

And we have, as you know, indeed you're a world expert on that subject, we have special relations on the Windsor Agreement in relation to Northern Ireland.

Is that likely to be affected?

Yes.

Has the Reform Party given us any indication of what their policy might be in relation to cross-border trade and indeed in relation to continuing to not impose a border between North and South?

And in relation, of course, as part of the EU, in relation to the EU generally, what's the temperature of the reform position?

What's their general feeling towards relations with the EU and how might that impact with their trade relations?

OK.

You're also an expert in Brexit.

It was an item that we spoke about on an almost daily basis on this show.

And indeed, I remember on an almost daily basis, there were people pronouncing that this would be Armageddon, particularly for trade with the UK.

What's actually been the effect?

And that is because of that Windsor Agreement?

Okay, and...

Is there anything we should be looking out for in terms of potential changes in our trading relations aside from a possible reform government?

Okay.

Professor Anand Menon, Professor of European Politics at King's College London, thanks for joining us this morning.

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