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Hello and welcome to the Sunday with New Paterson podcast.

With infighting over Brexit coming to a head in the Conservative Party,

I spoke to committed lever and housing minister Dominic Rab.

I was also joined by Labour's shadow women and equality's Minister, Don Butler.

The Conservative Party has been at war over Europe for, well, almost as long as any of us can remember, from joining the EEC to John Major's Maestrick bastards, to the referendum of 2016.

But rarely has internal Tory warfare been as bitter as it is right now, or had such significant potential consequences for the country at large.

The time for making a decisive decision about the type of future relationship we want with the EU

is fast approaching for Theresa May, and she's been pulled by both sides of her divided party.

But she's also been criticised from all sides about her lack of action on challenges closer to home.

One of those areas is housing, and the PM has said it is her personal mission to fix Britain's broken housing market.

The man she's put directly in control of her government's housing policy is Dominic Rab, who moved to the brief in the January reshuffle.

He's also a committed Brexiteer who wants a clean break with the EU.

When he joined me, I asked him

what Theresa May wants Britain's post-Brexit relationship

with the EU to look like.

I think we've been very clear all along

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