Here comes Steve, with the satisfied smile of a man who's checking out at midday

after a great night's sleep and a delicious unlimited brecky.

See the untamable bedhead here.

And if you look really close, you can see that properly well-rested glow,

which can only mean one thing.

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Hello and welcome to the latest Sophie Ridge on Sunday podcast.

Another busy week this week as I spoke to the Lib Dem leader

Tim Farron and the former SMP leader, Alex Salmond. I was also joined by Conservative MP Crispin Blunt

and I went on the road to meet Labour's Dan Jarvis in Barnsley. Well, it's been another huge week in politics, as Theresa May met Donald Trump, a row over Muslims entering the US erupted, the Supreme Court ruled that Parliament has to approve Brexit, and the government wasted no time in publishing their short

and simple Article 50 Bill. Now, the Lib Dems may strongly oppose the Article 50 bill, but every

cloud has a silver lining. Britain's vote to leave the EU has given them something to fight for

again, and they're making a name for themselves as the unashamedly pro-Europe party. I spoke to their leader, Tim Farron, and began by asking him

whether his proposal for a second referendum on a Brexit deal

was really how democracy works.

Well, in one sense, of course, democracy does also,

does most definitely mean that you keep going.

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