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Hello and welcome to the new European podcast. My name's Richard Porritt. I'm joined here in the

library once again by my good friend Jerry Scott. We are going to talk about the news first of all.

Then I'm going to be joined by the editor of the newspaper, Matt Kelly,

and we're going to have a little bit of a look at poor old Donald Trump's latest conundrum,

and we're going to link that to our own fine leader, Theresa May.

And we're also even going to throw in a little bit of chat about Jeremy Corbyn and some problems we might see for him on the way ahead.

So a bit of a leader special in the middle.

And then we will pick our Brexiteer of the week at the end.

But to start, Jerry, one bit of news which somewhat got lost, I think, in the week, was the new APPG, the All-Party

Parliamentary Group on EU relations that has been set up by Anna Subri, the Tory, of course,

and Labour's Chukharamuna.

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