Hello my name is David Ronserman and this is Talking Politics.

This week for us as I suppose for quite a few other people it's going to be Brexit week.

I on this weird Tuesday being not Wednesday. We're at the Tour with Manifesto for 2015 this

morning. We're going to talk with Helen, Chris Brook and Chris Bickerton who are both

here together in the same room we think for the first time. My memory, the Conservative

party manifesto is different from Helen's because I remember it as being all about bypassing

it. All very carefully rooted through marginal seats. We're going to talk about where we are

with Brexit and also what we think Nicola Sturgeon's commitment to a second, indie referendum

means. I want more in Glasgow. It's me. I want to go to the UK. I want to go to the UK.

I want Sturgeon. What do you mean?

In a little bit we will be talking to patients Weakroft, Conservative peer in the House of

Lords who has been one of the leading in Tory party terms rebels over the past few months.

She is a passionate remainer and we're going to hear about what it's like to be a passionate

remainer inside the Conservative party. First we've had a few months in which Gina Miller

won her court case. So the government had to take this to the commons. The Lords then

rebelled. We had a couple of amendments passed which were then rejected again by the House

of Commons. The Lords eventually agreed that they had no more sticks that they could hit

the government with and we are where we are which is at some point this month. Article

50 is going to be triggered. So what would the last few months for? How is any of this

different from where we were before Christmas?

I think the difference is that theiser may's hand has been significantly strengthened

in terms of domestic politics anyway by what's happened. First of all she has now made

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