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Hello and welcome to the Sophie Ridge on Sunday podcast with optimism about the chances of a Brexit deal suddenly increasing.

I sat down with the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to discuss the state of play.

And the leader of the Commons, Jacob Rees-Mogg, was author on the show to talk about where the government might be willing to compromise.

Thank you. So I'm glad to say today we've got the full team back together after a couple of weeks where one or two of us have been missing.

Yeah, we've rotated the squad a little bit over the last few weeks.

But as we come to the crunch point in the Brexit negotiations, like Pep Guardiola, we've rotated the squad a little bit over the last few weeks, but as we come to the crunch point in the Brexit negotiations,

like Pep Guardiola, we've decided to reassemble the first team.

That was Matt, talking before I introduced him, if you were wondering.

We've also got Tavi.

Delighted to be back.

I've been on my travels again, back to Europe. And in case when we want us to hear

my manifesto, let me know by writing. So it feels like we have gone almost 360. This time

last week, we were talking about the fact that a deal was effectively impossible, that it

wasn't going to happen. I mean, that was what number 10 was saying as well.

And now suddenly, it's suddenly become back on the table.

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