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The moment of truth for Brexit has arrived - or is fast approaching at any rate. More than 800 days have passed since the UK voted to leave the EU and yet a deal - if there is indeed to be one - is still not nailed down. Hard border, frictionless border, Irish Sea border. Northern Ireland is the sticking point. And in the midst of all this, business is trying to figure out just what to plan for. We speak to Guy Lougher the head of a team advising companies on Brexit for the international law firm Pinsent Masons, Douglas Alexander - former cabinet minister and now senior fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School of government, Professor David Paton of Nottingham University Business School and a member of Economists for Free trade, Seamus Leheny from the Freight Transport Association and John Campbell - 成人快手 Northern Ireland's economics and business editor.