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Survey 2023. Welcome to FT Politics, the Financial Times's weekly discussion on what's happening in Westminster.

I'm Sebastian Payne. In this week's

episode we'll be discussing the Conservative Party's latest efforts to reinvent

itself and the latest Brexit eruptions this week. I'm delighted to be joined by our editorial director Robert Shrimsley, political

editor George Parker, deputy comment editor Miranda Green, plus Henry Newman from the Open Europe

Think Tank. Thank you all for joining and if you like this episode of FT politics

don't forget to subscribe through all the usual channels to receive it every

Saturday morning. Tori Modernization is back on the agenda after last last year's snap general election where

Jeremy Corbyn came very close to seizing power, the party has realized it needed to do

something new and you've sheen some new ideas. It's finally getting around to doing something about it.

A bunch of new campaign groups have been popping up over the last couple of weeks to put forward

new policies and tactics for fighting labour with the aim of winning the next general election.

There's now a new group for every ideological camp, but have they got any chance of

beating Corbyn's labor and are they suffering from a narcissism of small differences.

Miranda Green, so the Conservative Party is clearly not in a great way at the moment, completely

consumed by Brexit, which is becoming more of a hash as every week goes by.

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