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Welcome to FT Politics, a weekly podcast on British politics from the financial times.

I'm Sebastian Payne, digital comment editor and this week we'll be discussing

whether royalty and business royalties should keep stump about the EUF random

and Labour's continuing warfare with Tony Blair and his legacy.

To do this, I'm delighted to be joined by the FT's political editor George Parker,

Sarah Gordon, our business editor and Marcus Roberts,

director of international projects at the posters you go.

Thank you all for joining.

So we'll begin with a story that ran in the Sun newspaper this week.

The nation took a collective gas when its front page proclaimed Queen Bax Brexit.

The details of the story suggested her majesty had some euloscopic inclinations

with a few details for actually advocating Britain leaving the EU.

As well as the royalty we've also seen business figures pop up to advocate Brexit

and the reception hasn't always been good for them either.

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