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On this week's bumper episode of The New European podcast we analyse the fallout from the local elections.
Steve Anglesey and Richard Porritt discuss whether or not this means Theresa May will go down the route of a harder Brexit, and what next for Labour after a mixed bag of results?
Alastair Campbell also joins us on this week's podcast to talk further about the Labour Party's woes and the victories in the House of Lords over the EU Withdrawal Bill.
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Plus Geri Scott has more on the new Home Secretary Sajid Javid following the resignation of Amber Rudd.
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