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Head to octopusevo.com to get.T. Politics, a weekly podcast on British politics from the Financial Times.

I'm Sebastian Payne and in this week's episode

we'll be discussing the latest Brexit shenanigans in the House of Commons vote, David

David David Leif briefing to the city and of course the Supreme Court appeal.

To do all this I'm delighted to be joined by the F.T's finest political minds.

George Parker, our political editor, Chief Political Commentator, Philip Stevens,

legal correspondent Jane Croft, and our legal commentator David

Alan Green.

Thank you all for joining.

Brexit finally arrived in the House of Commons this week.

On Wednesday there was an opposition day debate

from the Labour Party and it was the first opportunity for MPs to vote on

whether Article 50 should be triggered and the process of leaving the EU

commence. It was initially meant to be an effort by

labour to force the government to publish its Brexit plan, but it was then out-maneuvered

by the government who used it to force the opposition MPs to support its

timetable. Now this may have been a non-binding vote

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