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Welcome back to the new European podcast. No Richard Porritt this week. You're stuck with Steve

Anglesey. Later on I'll be

joined by Gerry Scott and we will be crowning the worst Brexiteer of the week. But first, we'll be

reviewing the Brexit news with the fine broadcaster and journalist Neil Perry. Neil, hello.

Hello there, Steve. It's an awful lot to get our teeth into this week. There is. It's been an

exciting week in Brexit as we all sort of flood back after the recess, and it's the start of term.

And it's also the football transfer window this week.

And Theresa May clearly knows about as much about football management as she does about election management

because she has given Boris Johnson the now familiar dreaded vote of confidence.

Is it possible to have a vote of confidence that isn't dreaded?

I don't think it really is.

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