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Welcome to F.T. Politics, a weekly podcast on British politics from the financial times.

In this special episode we're going to be discussing the day after Brexit.

The E referendum remains very close but what might happen to Britain on June the 24th we vote to leave the EU. So I'm delighted

to be joined by the FT's finest editors to take us into this imaginary future.

Economics editor Chris Giles, political editor George Parker, business editor Sarah Gordon,

and our news editor and former Russell's Bureau Chief Peter Spiegel.

Thank you all for joining.

So let's cast our minds to June the 24th, 2016. The sun is rising over the river Thames and we gaze out

from our newsroom on the Southridge to look at a new world. The opinion polls were right,

the results are close, but it's clear that Britain has just voted to leave the EU.

What happens next?

So Chris Charles, I'm going to begin with you.

What would happen to the British economy straight after Brexit?

Well, straight after Brexit is all about markets and we know there'll be big market movements

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