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Welcome to F.T. politics, a weekly discussion on what's happening in Westminster from the Financial Times.

I'm Sebastian Payne.

In this episode we'll be discussing the end of the first stage of the Conservative Party

leadership contest with Jeremy Hunt now going head-to-head with Boris Johnson. We'll be

digging into how all the MPs voted and what lies ahead for the second stage with

the party membership. Plus we'll be discussing whether the Labour is finally ever so slowly possibly moving towards endorsing a second Brexit referendum

and whether the party would end up supporting Remain.

I'm delighted to be joined by our political editor George Parker, columnist Robert Shrimsley, Chief

Political Correspondent Jim Picard, and Deputy opinion Ed to Miranda Green, plus we're delighted

to welcome back Conservative commentator Tim Montgomery.

Thank you all for joining and if you find yourself liking this episode of

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and yes a good review doesn't go amiss. So the first

stage of the tour leadership contest is complete after four rounds of voting this

week Rory Stewart, Sanji Javid, Dominic Rabe and Michael Gove were thrown out of the race,

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