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Head to octopusevo.com to get.T. Politics, the Financial Times's podcast on all things British politics.

I'm Sebastian Payne and in this week's episode we'll be discussing the

continued fallout from the inconclusive general election, the Greenfell Fire

Tragedy in London and whether we have reached the end of austerity.

I'm delighted to be joined by Martin Wolf, the F.T. Chief Economics Commentator,

Henry Mann's political correspondent, Economics Editor Chris Giles,

and political commentator Miranda Green.

Thank you all for joining.

So we're one week on from the general election campaign and well not much has changed.

Theresa mate is still in Downing Street hanging on with her cabinet pretty much unchanged from where it was

before the election. There's no son of any formal deal with the Democratic Unionist

party from Northern Ireland but we're still cracking on with the start of Brexit

talks next week as well as the Queen's speech.

The feebri atmosphere in Westminster has been heightened with a disastrous fire in a social housing

block in West London which has killed scores of people and raised some very pertinent questions

about housing safety.

Miranda Green, let's just start off with where Theresa May is at so she didn't win the

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