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Hello and welcome to the Safely Ridge on Sunday podcast.

With MPUs getting ready to vote on their preferred way forward on Brexit

and with the prospect of a delay on the horizon,

we spoke to Education Secretary Damien Hines

and his opposite number from Labour, Angela Rainer.

Thank you. We've definitely been here before.

Gearing up for a crunch week in Parliament where a series of crucial votes look set to shape the next phase of the Brexit drama.

But this time it's not about meaningful votes or the Prime Minister's

deal, but what should happen next now that the PM's deal has been rejected in that meaningful

vote? To be honest, you could be forgiven for feeling a bit tired of all this, but we have to remember

Brexit is a marathon, not a sprint. And although this is just the next step on the journey,

it's a pretty important one.

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