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Hello and welcome to the Sophie Ridge on Sunday podcast after a dramatic week in Westminster

where the Prime Minister's

Brexit deal was rejected again and MPs voted for a delay to Brexit. We spoke to the Labour

leader Jeremy Corbyn, the International Trade Secretary Liam Fox and his former Cabinet colleague

Esther McVeigh. Faye.

You may not remember, but a few months ago we predicted on this podcast that the whole Brexit drama with all the huge questions about Britain's place in the world and what sort

of country we would want to be, would all come down to technical,

bizarre and often boring questions of parliamentary procedure. And this week, that's very much

where the action has been. But between all the amendments, motions, divisions, a few things

became a little clear. Theresa May's withdrawal agreement was voted down again, this time by 149

votes. Now that might seem like a success given it lost by 230 votes last time, but in truth,

things are still looking bleak for the Prime Minister's deal. MPs then voted to reject no deal

in a vote where over a dozen remain backing ministers abstained in defiance

of the government position, and then MPs voted to delay Brexit by extending Article 50,

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