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week's episode we'll be discussing the latest shenanigans at whether the

government has a Brexit plan and where the fake news online is

disrupting our democracy. I'm delighted to be joined by George Parker, the

F.T.'s political columnist Janan Ganesh, Robert Trimley who is managing

editor of F.T.com, media correspond David Blood, and Renee Kaplan, who's the's the EFT's head of audience engagement.

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So it's been another busy week in the world of Brexit.

It began with a leaked report from Deloitte, suggesting that the government is in disarray over its plans to leave the EU,

Cabinet Ministers are split, and another 30,000 staff apparent will be needed to make Brexit work.

The government said it didn't recognize anything to do with this

report. Then we had the FT report in the EU looking to land Britain with a 60 billion

bill for leaving the EU and the House of Lords is still looking problematic for

passing that crucial Article 50 legislation if the government loses that Supreme

Court case. There's a lot going on and once again Westminster is scratching its head and asking does

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