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Hello and welcome to the Sunday with Neil Patterson podcast. With tensions rising over Brexit

and pressure growing on the cabinet to make some big decisions, I was joined by the Justice

Secretary David Gogg. And Jonathan Reynolds, a member of Labor's shadow treasury team, join me in the studio.

What type of Brexit does the government actually want? More than 18 months since the referendum vote to leave, it's still not entirely clear. The government has spoken a lot about what it hopes to achieve, but has given precious little detail about how this will be done. They want to leave the single market and customs union but avoid a hard border in Ireland.

They want a deep and special partnership with the EU, but also to free us from their rules

so we can do deals with the rest of the world. Noble ambitions perhaps, but there are circles

to be squared and few concrete proposals on the table. This week, the key cabinet subcommittee

met to thrash out what Britain wants, but again, no final

decisions were made. And the EU turned up the temperature, saying a transition period after Brexit

isn't a given and threatening to punish the UK if they broke the rules of the single market

during it. When I was joined by one of the cabinet's remainers, the Justice Secretary David

Gock, I began by asking about the

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