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Welcome to the F.T's political podcast and another momentous week to reflect on, as David Cameron brandished his draft deal intended to help him

keep Britain in the EU.

Pillar-read in the right-wing press and by some of his own MPs the PM nevertheless

emerged in a bullish mood and confident he has his opponents on the run.

I'm George Parker, the F.T's political editor, standing him for Sepp Payne, who's in New Hampshire,

watching the latest crazy installment of the US presidential race.

I'm joined today by a cast of experts to look over the outline new settlement for Britain in Europe

and the political repercussions.

Later you'll hear from our top team Janan Ganesh and Kate

Allen on the Tory fallout. But first the deal itself. Philip Stevens is

here our senior global politics commentator, along with Robert Oxley from the vote leave campaign,

and in the in corner Lucy Thomas from Britain's stronger in Europe.

Philip, was this outline deal presented by the European Council President Donald Tusk, a set of significant reforms

as claimed by David Cameron or a steaming pile of manure as declared by the sun.

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