Hello, Brexitcasters. Hope you're well. This is our second installment of the week because it's been a massive week for Brexit, although it gets even bigger next week because you know what it is, don't you? It's a year to go until Brexit Day on the 29th of March 2019. And of course you'll know we are celebrating that with a Brexit cast sort of live show coming from the

famous BBC radio theatre at Broadcasting House in London.

Loads of you have been tweeting to say that you've had a text saying you've got a ticket.

So congratulations if you've got a ticket.

We're looking forward to seeing you.

Commiserations, if we couldn't fit you in.

I'm really, really, really sorry,

but you will still be with us in spirit, won't you, when we record Brexit cast sort of live.

Anyway, here is your normal EU summit, Brexit cast. Brexit cast. From BBC 5 Live and BBC News.

Brexit means Brexit. Breaking up is hard. The people voted and they have to get on with it.

A process which I cannot describe as a dog's Brexit. Brexit means Brexit. But what does Brexit mean?

So Chris Mason has been unavoidably detained, which means it's Adam Fleming here in Brussels with

Katya Adler. Can we just all say all together now? We're in Brussels. But Laura, you're in a

different building in Brussels because you're still at the summit and me and Katja are in the office.

That's right. I'm in the basement of the summit and it's that point of a summit where people have like

pulled all the plugs out of the walls.

It's like one little sad set of headphones left in the place.

My wonderful team are sitting with me just sending our piece of the six o'clock news in.

We are surrounded by crisp packets.

Empty, empty ones, right?

And the cafe is closed. Two custard tart less. The cafe was open. pockets, empty ones, to chocolate wrappers.

And the cafe's closed.

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