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In this episode we'll be discussing the Supreme Court hearing on whether Boris Johnson

illegally shut down Parliament, what are the chances of the government losing, and what might happen next.

Plus, we'll be looking back at the Liberal Democrats Conference in Bournemouth, the party's shiny new policy of evoking Article 50 and what to expect from

Labour's next gathering in Brighton. I'm delighted to be joined by our legal

correspondent Jane Croft, F.T's contributing editor David Allen Green,

Deputy Opinion Editor Miranda Green, deputy opinion editor Miranda Green and chief

political correspondent Jim Picard.

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Brexit returned to the courts this week as the highest court in the land considered whether Boris Johnson

acted illegally in parrogging parliament for five weeks in effective an effort to

thwart the efforts of MPs to debate Brexit. In some very testing scenes, judges representing the government

and pro-remain MPs led by the Scottish Nationalist MP Joanna Cherry spared over

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