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Cancel any time Ties and sees apply. Welcome to FT Politics, a new weekly podcast from The Financial Times.

I'm Sebastian Payne, Digital Comment Editor,

and I'll be here every Saturday morning to take you through the last week's developments in British politics,

who is up and down in Westminster and what if anything it all means.

This week we'll be discussing the Tories, Europe and the referendum and Jeremy Corbyn's first

reshuffle as labour leader and how his party is

dealing with the media.

I'm delighted to be joined by a stellar lineup for our first

episode.

The F.T.'s political editor George Parker, political columnist Janine Ganesh, Chief Political

Correspondent Jim Pickard, and former Labour Advisor turned pundit John McTurnen.

Thank you all for joining. So we'll kick off by looking at a topic

that I'm sure we'll be returning to throughout this year, the EU referendum.

This week has been notable for David Cameron's decision to allow ministers a free vote whenever the vote is.

It was a sensible decision, but won the Prime Minister ultimately had no choice in.

A group of Eurosceptic ministers in the cabinet forced his hand. The question now for

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