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Right, hello, welcome to...

Right, hello, welcome to cake watch podcast uh about brexit um with me chris kendall um i'm an eu official

eurocrac but um not not here because of that i'm here in a strictly personal capacity and with

nobody else because this is a, a bonus podcast that we are putting out

with a transcript, oh, not a transcript, with a recording of a discussion that took place in Nottingham at the end of September.

We're doing this for our friends, the European movement in Nottingham. They hosted an event, a question time on Brexit at the end of September and had a very high-powered panel having a discussion about where we're heading next with Brexit. It was very interesting. I've listened to this. It's super interesting. We're not going to edit the file at all. We're simply giving you the

raw file that they sent to us and we're using our channel to get this out to our subscribers

who we think would be very interested in listening to this. So let me just quickly tell you

who's going to be on this panel. You've got

Ken Clark. I don't need to tell you who Ken Clark is. Tom Brake, MP, Liberal Democrat, spokesperson

on Brexit. Natalie Bennett, former leader of the Green Party. Femi, Oluwolo. Don't need to tell

you who Femi is either, but I will, co-founder of

our future our choice. Eloise Todd, Chief Executive, Best for Britain, another great favourite

of ours. And John Hess, former BBC political editor for the East Midlands. They have a very

interesting discussion about Brexit, about an hour and a bit.

So, yeah, listen, enjoy.

My name is John Hess, and I'm delighted to welcome you here to talk Brexit.

What a better thing to do in a fine evening when there are so many distractions?

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