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Survey 2023. Welcome to FTE politics, a weekly discussion on what's happening in Westminster from the Financial Times.

I'm Sebastian Payne.

This week we'll be discussing Theresa May's olive branch to Jeremy Corbyn, yet another

series of indicative votes and another Brexit extension.

I'm delighted to be joined by our Brussels Bureau Chief Alex Barker, columnist Robert Shrimsley,

Deputy Opinion Ed to Miranda Green, and political correspondent Henry Mans.

Thank you all for joining.

And if you find yourself liking this episode of FT Politics,

then please do subscribe to receive it every Saturday morning.

We also like positive reviews as well. Theresa May did what

might have once been unthinkable this week. She reached out to work with Jeremy

Corbyn after a marathon seven-hour cabinet meeting on Tuesday, the Prime Minister and

her government reluctantly concluded that the only way to get the Brexit deal through

will be to work with the opposition Labour Party.

This came after another series of indicative votes on Monday

that showed there was no majority for anything in the House of Commons.

But how hopeful are these talks,

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