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Hello and welcome to the New European podcast. My name's Richard Porritt and I'm joined here in the

library, in the bowels of New European headquarters by two journalistic heroes, Jerry Scott

and Steve Anglesey. Hello. So today we're going to crown Brexit here of the week, as we always do,

of course, and we will also take some questions from you, our listeners from the mailbag. But first,

we're going to talk about the news and Steve,

we should of course, therefore, say farewell to Tiny Tim Farron. We are here in New European

towers. We share this with the Eastern Daily Press, which is a long-established newspaper

in Norfolk.

And in the last year,

three major political figures have given speeches to

and met the readers upstairs.

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