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'Tis the Season for a Brexit Deal
The latest episode of this all-new international politics podcast continues our exploration of the UK's exit from the European Union, and the impact of this on UK politics. In the week in which the UK-EU trading agreement passed through Parliament, Sam and Chern take a look at how the UK got to this point and the impact of the turbulence along the way. This episode also includes a discussion of the recent collapse of the Moldovan Government ahead of Maia Sandu's inauguration and Israel's return to the polls for the fourth time in two years.
1645 days after the 2016 EU Referendum, the UK and EU have finally agreed a future trading relationship, rounding off an eventful four and a half years of UK politics. This episode is the second part of the journey through Brexit Past, Present and Future, focussing on the build-up to the deal throughout 2020 and what lies ahead for the European issue in British politics? Why was the 2019 Election the beginning of the end for this long story? Did the pandemic make the negotiations and passage easier? How do Labour manage the European issue going forward? Will 'rejoin' become a credible and prevalent cleavage in British politics?
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By Sam Rippon and Chern Han Mah
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The latest episode of this all-new international politics podcast continues our exploration of the UK's exit from the European Union, and the impact of this on UK politics. In the week in which the UK-EU trading agreement passed through Parliament, Sam and Chern take a look at how the UK got to this point and the impact of the turbulence along the way. This episode also includes a discussion of the recent collapse of the Moldovan Government ahead of Maia Sandu's inauguration and Israel's return to the polls for the fourth time in two years.
1645 days after the 2016 EU Referendum, the UK and EU have finally agreed a future trading relationship, rounding off an eventful four and a half years of UK politics. This episode is the second part of the journey through Brexit Past, Present and Future, focussing on the build-up to the deal throughout 2020 and what lies ahead for the European issue in British politics? Why was the 2019 Election the beginning of the end for this long story? Did the pandemic make the negotiations and passage easier? How do Labour manage the European issue going forward? Will 'rejoin' become a credible and prevalent cleavage in British politics?