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Welcome to F.T. Politics, a weekly podcast on British politics from the Financial Times.

I'm Sebastian Payne, Digital Comment Editor,

and this week we'll be discussing the Queen's speech and Boris Johnson's role in the Leave campaign.

To do this I'm delighted to be joined by our political editor George Parker,

political correspondent Henry Manns, our chief foreign affairs commentator Gideon Rackman

and leader writer James Blitz. Thank you all for joining.

So this week her matchy delivered yet another Queen's speech and it was pretty

thing gruel on offer, keen not to rock the parliamentary boat too much ahead of June's

referendum David Cameron's one big bit of reform that was announced was prisons as his key

legislation for the next few months. There was a few interesting bit on driverless cars

British spaceports and some more powers for the spooks but nothing earth shattering but there was plenty of

hints there at what Mr Cameron wants his legacy to be so George Parker you've seen one or two

Queen speeches in in your years as a political editor was this a? I'm seeing quite as many as the Queen

fortunately. It was a 63rd. I don't think look... Are you hoping to make that record?

I'm obviously hoping to. I think the thing about Queen's speeches and what is true is

...