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And I'm Yalda Hekeem.

And we're the top international correspondents at NBC News and Sky News.

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Hello and welcome to the Safey Ridge on Sunday podcast.

This week we were joined by the former Prime Minister Tony Blair to discuss Brexit, anti-Semitism, foreign affairs and much else.

Plus, Liz Truss and Jonathan Ashworth were in the studio to discuss Brexit and social media. Well, this week has all been about talking, most of it in private.

Theresa May was in Belfast talking to Northern Irish politicians and businesses

before heading to Dublin to see Leo Varadka.

Prior to that, Varadka.

Prior to that, Varadka was in Brussels where he met with EU Chiefs Donald Tusk and John Claude Juncker.

Mr Tusk made waves when he said there was a special place in hell for those who advocated Brexit without a plan to carry it out safely.

Cue anger in Britain and further cries of concern that with Brexit less than two months away,

neither side looks in the mood to compromise. Jeremy Corbyn, though, suggested that he was

penning a letter to the Prime Minister laying out Labour's demands for a Brexit deal, although

he did stop short of promising to vote for the deal if those demands were met.

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