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Hello and welcome to the Sophie Ridge on Sunday podcast.

Brexit is being delayed and MPs are about to try and take control.

With that in mind, I was joined in the studio by the Chancellor,

Philip Hammond and Labour's Hillary Ben, one of the MPs set to play a crucial role in what's going to be a huge week.

Is there anything more Brexit than a delay?

Over the almost three years since the referendum,

we've got used to politicians kicking the can down the road,

especially when the Prime Minister is involved.

And this week, in true Brexit style, we've got not just one delay, but two.

The EU agreed that if Theresa May's deal is approved, Brexit will be delayed until the 22nd of May.

And if not, Article 50 is extended until the 12th of April, and it's up to Britain to come up with a new plan.

Either way, we're no longer leaving on Friday the 29th of March, as Theresa May repeatedly promised.

Attention is now back on Westminster, but with no sign that MPs are coming around to

Theresa May's withdrawal agreement, it's unclear if MPs will get another chance to vote on

it this week. But what does look set to happen are a series of indicative votes, where

MPs will give their verdict on a range of Brexit outcomes to see what can command a majority.

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