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Welcome to F.T. Politics, a weekly podcast on British politics from the Financial Times.

I'm Sebastian Payne, digital comment editor,

and in a slightly later than usual episode, we're going to be discussing the story people can't get away from,

which is the EU referendum. We'll be digging into David Cameron's new

deal from Brussels, the arrival of Michael Gove and Boris Johnson into the Brexit

camp and what's going to happen over the next three months of campaigning. To do this

this I'm delighted to be joined by the F.T's top political minds of our political

editor George Parker and our political columnist Philip Stevens and Janine

Ganesh. Thank you all for joining. So we'll

begin by looking at the Prime Minister's big new deal. On Friday he

announced that he was happy with what he had been offered by the 28 other

countries and came back and

announced that we're going to have a referendum on June the 23rd. So George

Park, I'll begin with you, you were in Brussels, you were there for the big

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