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

I'm Sebastian Payne, and today we bring you a

special episode on the leadership, situation the Tories and Labour. I'm delighted

to be joined today by Jim Picard, our chief political correspondent and Miranda Green

a political commentator to chew through all the exciting events on Monday. Thank you for

joining. So political developments continued a pace on Monday with Theresa May beginning with a big speech carefully

pitched at the grassroots and the country at 11 a.m. At midday Andrea Ledson pop-up to announce

she was withdrawing from the Tory leadership

contest citing the need for business stability and political leadership.

Then at 1230, Goring Brady, who's head of the 1922 committee of sort of Tory Trade Union appeared to say that the MPs

were going to recommend she was leader.

So essentially we now have a new Prime Minister.

We've also heard from David Cameron.

He's set to leave Downing Street on

Wednesday after a final PM Qs and then Miss May will be anointed as the new Prime

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