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with me is geraint anderson, a former analyst in the city of london and author of ‘city boy'.s get stuck in again. we have talked about your thoughts on the process we are going through with brexit and parliament, all the front pages in the uk are looking at what happened yesterday. we pulled out the independent because itjust has in the dark. all the lights didn't go off until about two o'clock in the morning. that it says just 51 days now until the brexit deadline. and borisjohnson days now until the brexit deadline. and boris johnson is days now until the brexit deadline. and borisjohnson is sticking with the idea that the prorogation of parliament was to do it on queen ‘s speech in october the 14th and it had nothing to do with brexit but i think most people are very aware that parliament was suspended simply so that parliament was suspended simply so that it couldn't scrutinise the no deal bill, the preparations, and to try and prevent a bill which actually did then come to existence. it seemed like a wheeze that boris johnson tried to do that ultimately failed because th

with me is geraint anderson, a former analyst in the city of london and author of ‘city boy'.