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Feel good travel. Hello and welcome to the Red Box

Podcast in The Times. I'm Matt Surely.

As we enter what could and should be a decisive week for Brexit, we're going to bring you an episode

of Red Box every day this week, reported from Westminster and Brussels on what is happening, who is making

the decisions and if everyone is just too tired to do anything.

This first episode is being recorded in front of a particularly attractive and wise audience

at Podcast Live.

Welcome. Welcome to the light in Houston. The Krem de la Kremm a British

political podcast have gathered for a whole day of sitting around saying

nobody knows what's going to happen.

Joining me to explain why the Times really do know what is going on

is Red Box reporter Esther Weber,

who will ask how we all became parliamentary wunks.

Times columnist David Eronovich

on how the two-party system could yet be broken up.

Katie Perio, a red box regular who was Theresa May's Director of Communications for a year on why we need

a new charm offensive in politics.

But first, Sam Coates, Deputy Political Editor of the The Times with some bad news for anyone who thought the end was in sight

Just get it done goes the cry just get out. Well, I've got great news for listeners

Brexit is a maze and you're not going to Well, I've got great news for listeners.

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