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I'm going to Hello and welcome to Politics Theory Other, a podcast from Tribune magazine.

My name is Alex Doherty and my guest today is James Medway.

We spoke about whether the Johnson

government's move to pro-rogue Parliament is really part of a strategy to achieve no deal, why the

opposition to the government needs to move from parliamentary tactics and judicial reviews to mass

protest and direct action. And we also discussed the likely consequences of a no-deal Brexit and why it is that capital

has been unable to exert authority over the Conservative Party. Today's show is brought to you by

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