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Hello and welcome to Coffeehouse Shots, The Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Isabel Hardman and this is the Sunday Roundup.

The latest round of Brexit negotiations are soon to get underway and the question of the UK

reaching a no-deal outcome has been dominating the discussion in the TV studios. Speaking to Andrew

Marr, the shadow Chancellor John Macdonnell warned of dire consequences, but claimed that Labour

had a vital role to play in shaping the government's Brexit policy. What happens to the British

economy if there is no deal?

I'm not countenance no deal. I'm not willing to countenance that. I don't think it's a realistic option. But it's, I mean, the government's talking about it. They're talking about. There is not. I don't think there's a majority in Parliament for no deal. I think on a cross-party basis, you're seeing the debates in the coming week, the government will get the message, there will be a deal.

Are you saying that the House of Commons can stop the government from a no-deal?

I don't believe. you'll see in the debates in the coming week, the government will get the message, there will be a deal.

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