U.K.'s Hammond: Parliament Is 'Dead Set' Against No-Deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the implications of a no deal Brexit, the leadership competition, and the unchanged positions of Parliament and the EU. It highlights the economic risks of a no deal Brexit and the importance of negotiating a deal. The conversation also touches on the probability of a no deal Brexit, the judicial review of proroguing Parliament, the selection process for the next Bank of England governor, and the importance of appointing a new ambassador to Washington.

What is the importance of the relationship with the European Union according to the speaker?

How does the speaker view the likelihood of a negotiated deal?

What is the speaker's opinion on the process of appointing a new Bank of England governor?