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Welcome to FT Politics, a weekly discussion on what's happening in Westminster from the Financial Times.

I'm Sebastian Payne back from holiday.

In this week's episode we'll be discussing whether Boris Johnson's Brexit plan to force through

leaving the EU with or without a deal even in the face of an

election is a serious play or just another bluff. Plus we'll be digging

into what Labors John McDonnell said about a second Scottish independence referendum and forming a

potential caretaker government to stop a no-deal Brexit in October. I'm delighted

to be joined by our deputy appeared to Miranda Green, columnist Robert Shrimsley, and our Scotland correspondent

Muadiki. Thank you all for joining. And as ever, if you find yourself liking this episode

of FT Politics, then don't forget to subscribe through all the usual channels to receive it every

Saturday morning and since it's the summer you should definitely leave us a nice

positive review. This week it was the Battle of the Two Dom's Boris Boris Johnson's Chief Advisor, Dominic Cummings versus the pro-Remainer

Dominic Grieve. Mr Cummings has been the Chief Architect of the government's tough new Brexit

strategy which says they will ignore

a no confidence vote, ignore any efforts to revoke or delay Article 50 and

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