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Hi, you're listening to Political BBC Scotland's podcast that gives you an inside look at the biggest stories coming out of Holyrood and Westminster.

It's just about five past one on Thursday the 7th of March. I'm Lucy White, a journalist based

in the Glasgow Newsroom, and today I'm joined by... I'm Phil Sim, I'm a reporter at the Scottish Parliament.

I'm Raj Seep Sandu. I'm the Westminster correspondent for the nine. I'm James. I'm in Cardiff,

and I'm BBC Wales's Brexit correspondent.

Welcome to the podcast, James. This is your first time one with us. Thanks very much for joining us.

Thank you. What does that mean?

It translates, please.

I just said thank you. Oh, great. We're going to have to learn some Welsh by the end of this.

Absolutely. And Stevie Middleton is our producer behind the class.

First time flying solo with Podlitical. So he's a newbie to James. We'll try and go gently on

Steve. We'll help ourselves through it. Yeah. And James, I know you're going to have to go in about

10 minutes or so. Yes, I do. Yes. I'm breaking political Brexit news here in Wales today.

Basically, despite what's all going on in Westminster or not going on in Westminster,

the preparations in Wales for No Deal Brexit continue,

and the Welsh Government, as understand it, is going to sign off

and some extra warehousing to store all those medical supplies that we need every day in our hospitals,

gloves and so on.

So that's what I'm reporting on today.

You're going to go chat on. That sounds very interesting. Sounds silly me like maybe someone else

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