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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 I'm back in the hosting seat,

which has been most ably filled by George Parker for the last two weeks.

In this episode, we'll be digging under the hood of the Junior Doctor's

strike to explain who is in the right and how this dispute points towards the future challenges

for the NHS. Plus we'll also be examining the current state of the British

newspaper industry and how Fleet Street will deal with the EU referendum.

To do this I'm delighted to be joined by some of the FT's finest analytical minds

Sarah Neville the FT's public policy editor economics reporter Emily cadman

Robert Shrimsley managing editor of FT.com, and Henry Mans are outgoing media correspondent

and incoming political correspondent.

Thank you all for joining.

So let's begin with junior doctors who have been out on strike again this week.

The Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt is remaining firm in his commitment to bring in a new contract

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