Hello, Brexit casters. This is an important public service announcement that has been spurred by the introduction of the GDPR, the EU's new data protection regulations.

Chris Mason would like to tell you this.

This is our last chance to email you to fill up your inbox with spam you'd rather not read and definitely won't click on, saying please listen to Brexit casters.

Of course, this is a verbal version of those emails that you've been getting from every hotel you've stayed in or hairdressers you've ever been to.

Higher car company? Higher car company or cinema library. But yes, please do remember to say subscribe to BrexitCast and if you leave a review, especially a nice one, it warms the cockles of our hearts.

Brexit casters. Brexit casters.

From BBC Five Life and BBC News. Brexit means Brexit.

Breaking off is hard. The people voted and they have to get on with it a process which I cannot describe.

As a dog's Brexit, Brexit means Brexit. But what does Brexit mean?

Hello, it's Chris Mason at Westminster.

It's like that game, isn't it? Where you'll have to sit in the dark and count to ten.

At least we're not very keys into a bowl.

What?

Limey.

Laura, Westminster, no bowl, no keys.

No bowl, no keys.

It's Adam in Brussels and I've got a chair that goes back so far. I thought I was just going to fall off it there.

It goes all the way back.

Anyway, right.

This is Katja Adler just outside Brussels.

Kind of schlüssel, kind bowl.

Oh, where have you been in the world this week, Katja?

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