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, a weekly podcast on British politics from the Financial Times.

I'm Sebastian Payne and in this week's episode we'll be

discussing Theresa May's latest visit to Brussels and the ongoing rail strikes in the

southeast of England. I'm delighted to be joined by George Parker, the FT's political editor,

Whitehall editor James Blitz, and Transport Correspondent Robert Wright.

Thank you all for joining.

This week marks six months since Britain voted to leave the EU. We've had lots of signals

from Theresa May's government about what kind of Brexit it would like, maybe

out of the single market, maybe full controls on migration, maybe a bit in, a bit out of the Customs Union, but very

little about the difficult compromises it will have to make when negotiations

begin. Mrs. May went to Brussels for another summit this week where EU leaders outlined the kind of

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