Mr Dale explained to Convey.co.uk  David Frost is a quite distinct kettle of fish to Olly Robbins, who represented the Uk through Theresa May’s tenure as Prime Minister. The broadcaster also praised Mr Johnson for not bowing to the European Union’s needs throughout negotiations.   

Mr Dale said: “I do think that he has exhibited a quite diverse negotiating stance to that of the Theresa May govt.

“He doesn’t bow down to every single solitary demand, he sticks to his place.

“I believe the EU are starting to know that and actually regard it.

“We have acquired a good negotiator, that is it’s possible Boris’ trump card in David Frost.

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“He is a incredibly different kettle of fish than Olly Robbins was it has to be reported if we all try to remember who Olly Robbins was.”

For the duration of the very same job interview, Iain Dale highlighted the coronavirus pandemic as a potential crucial variable in Britain and the European Union agreeing on submit-Brexit trade phrases.

The political commentator predicted that there will be a bare bones trade offer amongst the United kingdom and the European Union ahead of the conclude of 2020.

Mr Dale told Express.co.uk there is an incentive for both sides to secure a deal in advance of the changeover time period expires at the close of 2020.

“There is an incentive on equally sides to arrive to a offer.

“Yes, we have had all the bluster from the EU’s aspect Michel Barnier would seem to be actively playing the very same file he did drawing the withdrawal arrangement talks but in the end I consider there will be some form of offer.

“Irrespective of whether it is a complete trade offer I am not so guaranteed I think it might be a type of bare bones skeleton deal due to the fact there is not a great deal of time still left to occur to an settlement.”

He included: “If it arrives to the level where there isn’t a deal it is not heading to be the most significant catastrophe in the earth, but I really don’t feel it will arrive to that.”