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Daily Politics: 08/06/2015

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Comedian Henning Wehn provides the German view of Britain's relationship with the EU.

Jo Coburn discusses the Scotland Bill with SNP deputy leader Stewart Hosie and the new Conservatives for Britain group with David Campbell Bannerman and Mark Reckless.

Jo Coburn examines the merits of the Scotland Bill with SNP deputy leader Stewart Hosie and discusses the new Conservatives for Britain group with David Campbell Bannerman and UKIP's Mark Reckless. Beth Rigby from the Financial Times and Torcuil Crichton from the Daily Record give their views on the political week ahead. Then for the second half of the programme the Conservative's Oliver Dowden, Jo Stevens from Labour and Michelle Tomson from the SNP keep Jo company. They discuss EU renegotiation, Harriet Harman's comments that Labour hadn't done enough to convince people they were ready for government, and they look at the German view of Britain's relationship with Europe with the comedian Henning Wehn.

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