Is There a Reassessment of the EU?

I don't think that's at all likely. We're a very bad look for the Prime Minister who has his position by commanding majority in the House. From a Labour Party perspective, it's actually allowed them by allowing them to back this deal to be statesmen like and bipartisan in a way. In fact, they weren't when Theresa May was trying to get her deal across the line. That hard line, coterie of sovereignty, about all costs, wing of the Tory party that's driven so much of Brexit policy is kind of being found out, being faced down. I think that's a big step forward. Having struggled with digesting Peter's various metaphors, yes, I