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Some shows may have ads. Welcome to F.T. Politics, a weekly podcast on British politics from the Financial Times.

I'm Sebastian Payne, digital comment editor.

In this week's episode we're going to be discussing

Theresa May's latest Brexit manoeuvres or the lack of them and UKIP's ongoing leadership

contest. To do this, I'm delighted to be joined by James Blitz, our Whitehall editor and Henry Mann's the FT's political correspondent.

Thank you all for joining. So we'll go back to Brexit. The summer is over, Theresa May's back from her holidays,

and it looks if there's some signs of what the government is actually going to do on Brexit.

Since that vote on June 23rd to leave the EU,

there's been very little indication from the government or the

cabinet about what Brexit is going to look like and how it's going to be

achieved. We saw a little bit of that this week with all the cabinet

trooping off to checkers where they had a

meeting and out that meeting emerged a few key things. Now James there was no specific

detail here and I don't think we're going to get any detail for a while but we did get a few things it's going to be no parliamentary vote on Article 50.

They're going to prioritize cutting migration over retaining full access to the

single market and Britain is going to be looking for a bespoke

deal from the EU it doesn't want a Norway style or a Switzerland style it wants its

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