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

I'm Sebastian Payne, digital comment editor, and this week we'll be discussing another

quiet week in Westminster, the Tory leadership race, which is now Theresa May versus Andrea

Ledson, and the long-awaited Chilcot report into the Iraq

wall. To discuss this I'm delighted to be joined by Philip Stevens, our chief

political commentator, Martin Wolf, our chief economics commentator, ruler Kalaf, our deputy editor, and James Bliss

leader writer. Thank you all for joining. So we've had two ballots in the Tory leadership

contest, which is also the race to be the next prime minister and we now

know that Britain is going to have its second female leader. It's a fight between

the Home Secretary Theresa May and the Energy Minister Andrea Ledson and much like the referendum it's all going to be

remained versus leave once again. So Philip it when you look at the outside of the

context it very much is a stark choice between experience Theresa May who's been home secretary for a long

long period versus Andrea Ledson who is a keen Brexit here has had very little

experience at the top of government. Yes, I think that's so.

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