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journalism. Welcome back to the new European podcast. Richard Porritt, your normal host, is on a

walking holiday in Snowdonia. My name is Steve Anglesey. Later on I'll be joined by Jerry Scott to review

your reader comments. First, I'm joined by the editor of the new European, Matt Kelly. Hello, Matt.

Hello, Steve. Now, the news of the week, two enormous bits of research have come out.

Let's take them one by one, shall we? The first one was the extraordinary Yugov poll of Remainers and of Leavers.

They talked to about 2,000 from each camp, I believe.

The headlines from that, 61% of all people who voted to leave,

believe that significant damage to the British economy would

be a price worth paying to get Brexit.

39% of all leave voters would also be willing for their own family members to lose their

jobs in order to get Brexit, and the proportion of Brexit voters who are content for their relatives to be

made unemployed 51% now. How do you respond to that?

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