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Spike Podcast. You might have noticed a short absence but rest assured we're back with a weekly podcast now.

I'm Fraser Myers and I'm joined by Spike's deputy editor Tom Slater

Hello Hello and Spike columnist Ella Whelan.

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This week we'll be asking if we should say yes to a no-deal Brexit.

Is Me Too eating itself,

and if campus politics has come to Westminster.

The possibility of a no deal is uncomfortably high at this point, yes.

Shortages in the supermarkets, anti-supermarket shelves.

You will still be able to enjoy a BLT after Brexit.

The Army will be on standby to distribute food and medicine.

They didn't put that on the side of a big red boss, did they?

It is literally about the entire nation stockpiling spam and unbongogo.

It is not what we want and it's not what we expect, but we must be ready.

The last few weeks have been full of warnings that Britain is perilously close to the cliff edge. Crashing out of the EU without a deal, we're told, could bring chaos, threatening supplies of everything from sandwiches to

sperm. One EU official even claimed that there would be no economic activity in the UK after Brexit,

but is no deal really something to fear?

I don't think that it is if what you recognize Brexit is about, is not about economics,

it's not about stability, it's about delivering on what the people voted for, which is bringing democracy back home,

if you like, retaking control of the nation back from the European Union and trying to kind

of rejuvenate democratic politics in this country.

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