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Hello and welcome to the Safeway Ridge on Sunday podcast.

Well, we had a pre-packed show with ministerial resignations, concessions and broken promises, destabilising Theresa May over Brexit, I spoke to one of the ministers' charge with delivering Britain's departure from the EU, Suella Braverman, and Labour's John Healy joined us to discuss housing. It may sound like I'm repeating myself, so bear with me, but it's been another roller

coaster week in Brexit.

A government minister, Dr Philip Lee, a junior minister at Justice, quit the government saying

he could no longer support the position on Brexit

and Theresa May had to make an 11th hour promise to would-be rebels to avoid a defeat on a key piece of legislation.

But things are far from over and another battle looms next week.

So there was plenty to discuss with Brexit Minister Suella Bratherman when she joined us,

but first I was keen to ask her about another big story around.

On Sunday, Theresa May announced an extra £20 billion a year for the NHS by 2024,

paid for by the so-called Brexit dividend.

So I started by asking Suella Brubberman just how much that Brexit dividend really was.

We pay significant amounts of money to the EU because of our membership. There are various

figures out there in terms of what our actual contribution is. The ONS estimates our net contribution

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