Florence. And the clatter of hooves in Bruges.

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BBC

Politics, News

4.4 • 6.4K Ratings

🗓️ 22 September 2017

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Chris and Adam weren't important enough to go to Florence but Kevin Connolly was and he's on. Plus we hear from Sarah Collins, George Osborne's latest hire as the London Evening Standard's new Brussels Correspondent.

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0:00.0	So how about a weekend in Florence, then, and one big question?
0:03.1	Is this Brexit delayed?
0:04.7	Brexit cast.
0:05.8	Brexit cast.
0:06.7	From the BBC.
0:07.8	Brexit means Brexit.
0:10.1	We are a denial.
0:11.3	Thank you, and goodbye.
0:12.3	You all laughed at me.
0:13.6	You're not laughing now, are you?
0:15.1	How can these smart people be so diluted?
0:17.9	We will make Brexit a success.
0:22.8	So welcome to a delayed Brexit cast.
0:25.9	We're calling this as we are on Friday afternoon,
0:27.9	after that speech that we described as big and mementos
0:31.1	for about a fortnight, and we've just heard it in the last few hours.
0:35.2	I'm Chris Mason at Westminster, and Adam,
0:37.8	you're in a location that sounds, yes, I think suitably European,
0:42.3	but such is our burgeoning, groaning importance
0:45.5	to the BBC news operation.
0:47.9	Neither of us are in Florence.
0:50.3	Yeah, but I did get a nice day trip to another nice European city.
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