BBC Radio 5 Live. Brexit cast.

Brexit cast. From BBC 5 Live and BBC News.

Yes, hello. It's not often at gone 11 o'clock on a Friday night,

when I'm perched here on the late shift as I am tonight,

that politics is really moving. Usually when I'm sitting in this studio

or in this newsroom at Westminster at this time on Friday night,

I'm very aware that I'm working and nobody else seems to be.

But, politics tonight, Adam, is moving and, you know,

we follow every, how shall I put this, politely,

cough and tickle of the Brexit process,

and sometimes it can be done.

Oh, I've been any tickles.

All right, you know, fair enough.

It can be quite slow moving sometimes, quite incremental.

And yet, today, we have this statement from Downing Street.

And the choreography, quite interesting on all of this,

in that they hold themselves up in checkers for 12 hours.

And then an hour before they all get their phones back,

cabinet ministers and can leave and start texting.

And they have started texting.

I've just had a text from a cabinet minister in the last 10 or 15 minutes.

Downing Street, what's happened there?

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