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Head to octopusevo.com to get.T. Politics, the Financial Times's podcast on British politics. I'm Sebastian Payne and in this

week's episode we'll be discussing Boris Johnson's Brexit speech this week,

alignment for the City of London, plus the latest collapse in Power Sharing Talks in Northern Ireland.

I'm delighted to be joined by our political correspondence Henry Mans and Norra Hughes,

plus Island correspondent Arthur Beasley.

Thank you all for joining, and if you like this episode of

FT politics don't forget to subscribe to receive it on your phone, tablet, computer

TV every Saturday morning. Boris Johnson bounced back into the spotlight this week, delivering the first of a series of

speeches from government ministers on the road to Brexit.

The foreign secretary tried to bring back some of his old pizzazz and charm, but didn't really

offer many new details on where he sees the UK heading after it leaves the block.

This could be the cabinet's fault.

They haven't decided on where we're going either or it could be Downing Street

for restricting what the foreign secretary could stay but the question is was Boris Rhee the

best man to reach out to remainers? Henry Mance you are our man on the ground there. What did you make of the speech?

There was a lot of anticipation, I mean it was like we were going to be addressed by some great

intellectual and with lots to say and in fact I think a lot of people both

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