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Hello and welcome to the New European Podcast. My name is Richard Porritt. I'm joined by Jerry Scott.

Helly. Later on we're going to be talking to Matt Kelly, the editor of the New European,

on a year in print.

Yes, that's right, we are one.

And after that, we'll be picking our Brexiteer of the week.

Firstly, Jerry, a bit more of a difficult week for Labour.

They've had some good weeks recently, but they've had a bit more of a tricky week this week.

Last week, just as we were doing the pod, Jeremy Corbyn was sacking front benches.

That was on the back of them voting for an amendment to the Queen's speech that Chuker and Moona had put forward,

which was perhaps slightly at odds with the Labour Manifesto,

but probably not at odds with a lot of what those crowds at Glastonbury thought

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