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Hello and welcome to the spiked podcast. I'm Fraser Myers and with me this week we have Spikes Deputy Editor. Hello. And Spike's Deputy Editor

Tom Slater. Hello.

And Spike columnist Ella Willin.

Coming up, we'll be discussing the latest fallout from the general election.

I think it was Brexit that day.

We were in this halls of a dilemma.

We couldn't move either way.

What is the point of the Labour Party if we don't respect and represent those voices.

My government's priority is to deliver the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union.

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