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Oh my god, my head hurts.

And I've not drunk a thing.

I have got the most enormous Brexit hangover.

Years of covering politics and nothing prepared me for a week quite like this one.

A week of parliamentary pantomime with lip readers, rowing with lip speakers, they are different

apparently.

But much more interestingly, in truth, cabinet government breaking down with rival ministers

and rival factions briefing what they think should happen when the Prime Minister's deal

eventually bites the dust.

Which brings me to my guest on the podcast this week, Justice Secretary David Gork, if

you ever write his memoirs.

He might be tempted to seek inspiration in JK Rowling's work.

Fantastic beasts.

And how to slay them.

The story I think went round that I said we should slaughter unicorns and actually said

slay unicorns.

Which doesn't make very much difference to the unicorn.

It would be fair to say but a slightly gentler word.

It doesn't sound as if I was on some sort of murderous rampage.

The unicorn, which David Gork, who'd much rather stay in the EU than leave it has in his

face, is the unicorn called Managed No Deal.

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