Senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe, Professor Catherine Barnard speaks to Matthew Wright on Talk Radio about what the European Court of Justice does, how it works within the EU sphere and why it is a significant player in EU law.

Professor Meredith Crowley, senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe discusses the issue of tariffs and tax in any future trade deal, why the UK government is keen to pursue a deal with the United States and the future alignment between the UK and EU.

Jill Rutter explains what will happen at 11pm on 31 January 2020, as the UK leave the European Union. Changes that will occur include the UK MEPs losing their seats, the UK will lose its Commissioner in the European Commission and will no longer have judges in the European Court of Justice.

Professor Meredith Crowley talks on BBC Radio 4 Today about a potential trade deal between the US and the EU, ahead of the presidential elections.

Our deputy Director Professor Tim Bale and Senior fellow Professor Meg Russell discuss what happens next with Brexit now that we have a Conservative majority government, what we can expect with a UK's trade deal with the European Union and what we should be looking out for in 2020. They were joined by our podcaster James Millar.

Jonathan Portes speaks to Mishal Husain about a post-Brexit immigration system, which will be points-based. However Portes says in Canada, Australia etc they are not just based on salary thresholds, they have flexibility and respond to what the market is saying and what employers, businesses and public services want.

Tim Bale discusses recent polling of Labour Party members, looking at whether class is an important factor to them when it comes to deciding who to vote for the in Labour Leadership contest.

Professor Tim Bale talks to Anushka Asthana about the first week in parliament of 2020 and what to expect. Tim discusses his recent work polling Labour members on the Labour Leadership contest candidates.

Anand Menon speaks on the Matthew Wright Show about what's to come in terms of the post-Brexit trade negotiations in 2020.

He says the UK may end up with a partial agreement at the end of 2020, if it refuses to extend the transition period, but the EU will insist on level playing field arrangements.

Jill Rutter speaks on the BBC Radio 4 PM programme about what the year ahead holds in terms of negotiations for the UK with the European Union.

She says Boris Johnson wants a much looser relationship, with a free trade agreement and a right to diverge. He no longer wants to remain in the customs union, the single market or under the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice. The cost of this however, is border friction on trade, and potentially tariffs and quotas.