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There's something quite reassuring, Adam, about just being a pod,

not having to worry about all that television stuff that we do on a first day

and just convene in our multiple different places and have a quick chat.

Yeah, no makeup, no hair products, no ironing, no good-signed quality.

We're back to our roots, after our brush with television celebrity.

And just if you want like the ultimate, ultimate proof that our ways have not changed

because we've gone on to BBC One once a week, just look at today's FT financial times,

where they've written a very nice article about Brexit cast and I've been a bit too honest

about my, my balls. Honestly, I don't think that word that I'm not even going to repeat

has ever appeared in the pink pages of the FT before.

Where's that claxon when you need it?

Brexit cast. Brexit cast. From the BBC. No one's got to

f***ing clue what Brexit is. Brexit is quite understood the full extent of this.

We're particularly reliant on the Dover Cale crossing.

I met the Boris Johnson once. The doubters, the doomsters, the gloomsters,

they are going to get it wrong again.

Remainers and levers that's going to end well. A process which I cannot describe

as a dog's Brexit. Hello, it's Adam in Strasbourg, fresh from Luxembourg.

It's Katja in Brussels, about to head off to Luxembourg.

It's Laura actually throwing just off the plane from Luxembourg.

And it's close at his kitchen table, just off a set of all-it-end shifts and so not actually working today.

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