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It's just after ten-pastical BBC Scotland's podcast

that gives you a look at the biggest stories coming out of

Holyrood's and Westminster. It's just after 10 past 1 on Thursday the 8th of November. I'm Lucy

White, a journalist based in the Glasgow Newsroom, and I'm joined by. I'm Phil Sim. I'm a reporter

at the Scottish Parliament. I'm Nick Erdley. I'm normally at Westminster, but today I am with Phil

in Holyrood.

Yeah which isn't fair because usually it's me this with someone and Annie's not here this week

because she's off on annual leave.

Are you feeling lonely?

Yeah very lonely.

I'm in this big studio in Glasgow and I'm all on my own and you guys are together.

We're in a studio I normally use.

But let's wait a few minutes and we'll see if we can find someone to go into that studio to speak to.

Oh, a teaser.

So this week we're going to be speaking about Leave.O.EU and the investigations into that, Brexit in general and Aaron Banks.

Before we kind of kick off that discussion,

do you guys want to just explain briefly what's happened with that this week? Keep us up to date.

Phil, do you want to do who Aaron Banks is? Yeah, so just in case people at home don't know

who Aaron Banks is. Because to be fair, he's not like a big, he's not a household name, is he?

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