You know that guy I've been seeing?

Yeah.

Turns out my sister's been seeing him too.

Oh, really?

And I heard he's been seeing Kelly at number 56.

And Dave?

Your brother?

Yep.

Speck savers opticians and audiologists own their stores,

so your care is their business,

which can make them rather popular. I've got something to tell you. I've got half an hour with

him this afternoon. Spexavers, your care is our business. x. Welcome to FT Politics, a weekly discussion on what's happening in Westminster from the Financial Times.

I'm Sebastian Payne in our first big episode of

2019 we'll be looking back at probably the most dramatic political week in

recent times. The meaningful vote, the confidence vote, the cross-party talks, and what it all means

for Brexit and the Conservative Party.

I'm delighted to be joined by the FT's top team of George Parker, our political editor, Brussels Bureau Chief Alex Barker,

political columnist Robert Shimsley and Coriswland Laura Hughes.

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An apology to those listeners who missed us last week we are definitely back in

action and not going anywhere for the foreseeable future. So this was the week it

all kicked off in Westminster. Theresa May finally brought her Brexit deal to a meaningful vote in the House of Commons, and for

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