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🗓️ 2 April 2019
⏱️ 41 minutes
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Matt Chorley asks how a different prime minister might have negotiated the last three years more successfully.
Chris Wilkins, Theresa May's former speechwriter, lifts the lid on the lack of strategy behind the scenes. Jill Rutter, from the Institute for Government, says experts were shut out from day one.
Plus Oliver Wright, The Times policy editor, on the risks of setting red lines, and Times columnists Jenni Russell and Iain Martin disagree over what Michael Gove told them.
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