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zero carbon generation at edf energy.com slash helping Britain. Hi I'm Helen and I'm Stephen and this is the New Statesman podcast and we're joined by our

deputy web web editor Anushicalian who is fresh from Batley and Spen which she'll be

talking out with us later but she's joining us for this section as well.

Hello.

What a treat for you?

Because we're going to talk about Brexit.

What else?

First of all, Stephen, I know that we're recording this just before the announcement of various

committee chairs, who doesn't love a select committee chair announcement.

Who doesn't indeed? I am I am actually this is quite an interesting set of ones because whatever happens it will tell us a couple of things.

One of the dogs which hasn't barked than people feared might happen when you elected select committee

chairs is that the government governing party would deliberately vote for bad candidates in order to get easy scrutiny.

Okay so that but that hasn't worked out so let's take the home affairs

select committee which I guess is the highest profile fight so I think everybody's seeing

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