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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 this week we'll be discussing the EUF and

and focus on the economy and migration and what is going on in the polls. To discuss

this I'm delighted to be joined by our chief political

correspondent Jim Picard, managing end to the FTE-Ocom Robert Trimsley, data journalist John Byrne Murdoch,

and the founder of Numberged Politics, Matt Singh.

Thank you all for joining.

So the EUF Random campaign has plotted along this week and we've seen a tightening of the message.

The remain side of focus pretty much all on the economy with a big speech from George Osborne and David Cameron

the Treasury has also done their short-term analysis of Brexit it's very bad and on the

leaf side they've honed their message right down to immigration the negative

effect it will have on Britain so who's

winning well it's a little bit hard to tell Jim from your point of view who's it

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