It would be Rudd not to.

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BBC

Politics, News

4.4 • 6.4K Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2018

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

The Home Secretary gets herself into a spot of bother over lunch with hacks. And Adam is joined by Ian Wright from the Food and Drink Federation to talk about Brexit’s impact on grub.

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0:00.0	Hello Brexit Casters.
0:01.0	Yes, hello.
0:03.0	Oh you're there, Chris, are you?
0:05.0	I am.
0:06.0	I just have the most ludicrous, ludicrous trip to work where I had to contemplate whether to go by
0:11.0	boat or by air.
0:12.0	Oh, really?
0:14.0	The London Underground line on which I would normally travel was entirely suspended.
0:19.0	So I thought, do I get the boat?
0:21.0	Which it turns out, because it's a tourist thing, would have taken about an hour and a half.
0:25.0	But you would have got a lovely view.
0:26.0	I'd have had a lovely view, but I would have been entirely absent from Broktercast.
0:30.0	So in the end, I got the cable car at vast expenseends and then, and I'm boring myself here, but then the
0:35.6	dock and site railway and then the chibun arrived with five minutes to spare.
0:39.0	Anyway, I'm here.
0:40.3	Well Brexit casters, if you were listening to us on your commute which I hope is much less convoluted than that
0:46.0	Welcome to this week's podcast
0:47.4	Brexit cast from BBC 5 live and BBC News.
0:52.8	Brexit means Brexit.
0:55.2	Breaking up is hard.
0:57.0	The people voted and they have to get on with it.
0:59.8	A process which I cannot describe as a dogs Brexit.
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