It’s two years since the fateful night when the UK voted to leave the EU. So, what progress has been made. Very little it seems. Boris Johnson said that people just want the politicians to get on with it. “They don’t want a half-hearted Brexit,” he said. “They don’t want some sort of hopeless compromise, some perpetual push me-pull you arrangement in which we stay half-in and half-out in a political no man’s land” But it looks like that’s what they are going to get – an outcome that satisfies neither side of the Brexit debate. On my Saturday night show on LoveSport Radio I spoke with freelance journalist Martin Fletcher, former foreign editor at The Times, about where we are now.