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In this week's episode, we'll be discussing the Brexit Wars are back again and a battle of slides

between the UK, the EU, and the state of slides between the UK, the EU and the state of the talks

before they've even begun. Plus we'll be looking at the UK's new immigration

system announced by Pretty Patel this week and what is going to mean for the economy once we leave the EU.

I'm delighted to be joined by our EU correspondent Jim Brunston down the line from the Council

Summit and political correspondent Laura Hughes.

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The Brexit hostilities have returned this week and the EU and the UK have been arguing over

PowerPoint slides.

Late one night this week, the Downing Street Press Office brought up a slide from 2017,

saying that Michelle Barnier, the EU Chief Brexit negotiator, had promised the UK it could have a Canada-style trade deal

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