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Hello and welcome to another episode of Remaniacs, the podcast that metaphorically waves any

you flag at the last night of the problems. Every week we listen to the mood music of Brexit Britain

and find more often than not that it's a sad trombone. I'm Doria Linsky and this week we'll be

discussing the parliamentary shenanigans behind the legislation formally known as the Great

Repeal Bill. Monday night the EU withdrawal bill passed its second reading in the comments

with unanimous story support and the help of seven labourback benches who defied the whip.

Theresa May said it offered certainty and clarity while labour called it in a front parliamentary

democracy. But which is it? Let's find out. We'll also be weighing up the latest economic news and

asking whether anything that denotes an ideal for us can be a bad thing. And we'll be having

extended chat with this week's special guest. We'll meet him in a minute but first let's say hello

to the regulars. Peter Collins is a former business editor of the economist and ex-BBC and now he's a

rogue bragsatologist. At the weekend we went on the people's march for Europe together. That was

a good day, isn't it? It was a splendid time, was guaranteed for all except apart from David

and Liam Fox and all that rabble of course. The sky was blue and I'm sure I saw some yellow stars

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