The world is becoming increasingly complex and volatile.

How can we make sense of it all?

I'm Richard Engle.

And I'm Yalda Heikim.

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

And we present Sky News's latest podcast, The World.

Each week will cut through the noise to guide you through the week's global events

and explain to you why what happens out there

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wherever you get your podcasts. Hello and welcome to the Sophie Ridge on Sunday podcast.

Few people divide opinion more than Tony Blair and now the ex-Labour Prime Minister has

weighed into the Brexit debate. Coming up is my interview with him. I've also been talking

to the Home Office Minister Sarah Newton about Cabinet infighting as well as Gibraltar's

Chief Minister Fabian Piccardo about the future of the rock.

Now, it might feel longer, but it's been 10 years since Tony Blair left Downing Street.

Since then, we've had three prime ministers, three general elections, a financial crash,

a Scottish independence referendum, and of course, that historic vote to leave the European Union. Mr Blair was a strong, remained supporter and he's also been

very critical of the current Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. But with Brexit seemingly unstoppable,

and Mr Corbyn winning the largest vote share for Labour for years, it seems things aren't going his way.

But Mr Blair is determined to keep on fighting.

I sat down with him this week and I began by asking

if he still thinks Brexit is going to happen.

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