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Hello and welcome to the Safeway Ridge on Sunday podcast.

After an historic defeat for Theresa May's Brexit deal this week,

we were joined by three senior MPs,

all with very different ideas for what should happen next,

the former Conservative Cabinet Ministers Dominic Raab and Nikki Morgan,

and the Labour MP David Lammy.

Thank you. David Lammy. Well, we've had a fair share of dramatic weeks in British politics in recent times, but when the history books of Brexit are written, few will be bigger than the one we've just had. On Tuesday, Theresa May's Brexit deal was voted down in Parliament by a staggering 230 votes exceeding the government's worst fears. On Wednesday, they narrowly

survived a no-confidence vote brought by Labour, but in truth, it was scant consolation for a Prime

Minister with no clear route forward. Since that defeat, she's been speaking to opposition MPs

and some of her own backbenchers to try and broker a compromise,

but what that compromise could be is anyone's guess.

She could soften Brexit or seek more concessions from the EU on the backstop,

but all paths look treacherous with a high chance of failure. With the clock

ticking down towards Brexit Day on 29th of March, remain backing MPs from across the House

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