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Hello and welcome to the Sunday with Neil Patterson podcast. The summer is over, Parliament is back and, of course, Brexit,

once again centre stage. To chew over the latest developments, I was joined by the Justice

Minister Dominic Rab, Tory veteran and father of the House, Ken Clark, and Labour's Shadow Health

Secretary John Ashworth. It's been a relatively quiet summer, which I think we all needed after the madness of the last year.

Brexit negotiations continued to grind on with no great breakthroughs, and for once it wasn't Labor but the Conservatives, whose

leadership question, dominated the political news. Speculation about when Theresa May will go

and who her replacement might be has been rife. While we in the press have been talking about

who's in charge of the government, they've been publishing position papers to try and provide

some clarity about their plans for leaving the EU. How successful they've been? Well, it depends on your point of view. Businesses have been

keeping a keen eye in the hope of getting an idea of where we're heading, and this week I went

to meet one such business, Brompton Bikes. Here's just a taster of what Will Butler Adams,

their CEO, had to say about Brexit. Our most important thing for our business is innovation, is our staff, our customers.

And at the end of the day, we deal with fluctuations in FX,

we deal with, you know, South Korea's gone through an economic crisis,

a key market for us, we'll deal with Brexit.

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