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

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

elites Theresa May has been rallying against and how business has reacted to the

Brexit news from the Conservative Party conference. I'm delighted to be joined

by George Parker, the FT.T. political editor,

our Chief Foreign Affairs commentator Gideon Rachman,

Sarah Gordon, our business editor, and Daniel Dombi, who's in charge of the

F.T. Brexit coverage. Thank you all for joining.

Let's begin by casting back to the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham this week.

It was an interesting affair, certainly the most vibrant gathering that I've attended, with

46,000 new members, a new leader and

plenty of fresh new faces, it had the feel of a revivalist meeting, but in her

keynote address on Wednesday, Theresa may signal that she would be taking the

party in a new direction and quite a radical one, swinging like a deranged

pendulum from left to right. The Conservatives are going to be tough on immigration

but welcome state intervention.

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