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Hello and welcome to the Red Box Politics Podcast in The Times, I'm at Joy.

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But we're not here to talk about football, which is good because it wouldn't take me very long to

exhaust my knowledge. We're here to talk politics. Joining me this week commentator Rachel Shabby on

Tori's turning on business. James McGrawy, former Lib Dem Spand,

and our director of Open Britain on the politics of protest.

But first, Anthony Wells from you-Gov on what the public really thinks about Brexit.

The vast majority of people think the government are handling Brexit badly.

They think it will be bad for the economy and bad for jobs.

They don't trust either party to handle it. Don't think it was the right thing to do and yet they still want it to go ahead.

Anthony I spent quite a lot of time pouring over the output of you go for charts of the day and that sort of thing in the red box email

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