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Learn more at city.com slash we are city. City. happening in Westminster from the Financial Times. I'm George Parker standing in for

the honeymooning Sebastian Payne. In this episode we'll be talking about a mixed

first four week in office for Boris Johnson. We saw him carry out a nationwide tour against a backdrop of a collapsing

pound and ended with him losing the Brecken and Radenshire by election to the Liberal Democrats.

Yet his party, according to the opinion polls, nevertheless appears to be enjoying a Boris bounce.

And we'll also be discussing Mr Johnson's problems in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Could he be the Conservative and Unionist party Prime Minister, who ends up losing the Union.

I'm delighted to be joined by Miranda Green, our Deputy Opinion Editor, and William Wallace,

our roving UK correspondent, who spent time in Brecken this week, our Scotland

correspondent Muodickey and veteran Ireland watcher Vincent Boland.

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So it's been an interesting week for Boris Johnson to say the least.

As he toured Scotland Wales in Northern Ireland, he heard multiple warnings about the risks posed by a

no-deal Brexit, the pound falling to its lowest level for two years amid fears that this was

the way it was heading.

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