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I'm Sebastian Payne and in this week's episode we'll be discussing the departure of

Priti Patel, the arrival of Penny Mordent, and how Brexit questions about Northern Ireland can be resolved.

I'm delighted to be joined by our political editor George Parker, Brussels Bureau Chief Alex Barker,

and Henry Newman from the Open Europe Think Tank.

Thank you all for joining.

It's all been going so well for Theresa May's government this week.

The route over Pretty Patel's secret meetings in Israel reached a breaking point with the

international development sector jetting halfway across the world to

handle her resignation. Her replacement came in the form of the former

disability minister

in as Penny Mordent. This is pleased Conservative MPs, but the main government is still anything but strong and stable.

Is the Prime Minister in as much power as some seem to think?

So George Parker, it's been another tumultuous week in British politics.

We've of the second cabinet resignation in the space of a fortnight with the first Sir Michael

Fallon and now Pritter, it gives a bit of background on how we arrived at this

and Miss Patel decided to resign.

Well, it's been a sorry tale race in the beginning.

First of all, the BBC,

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