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With Eric Pickles, Caroline Flint, Jill Rutter, Douglas Carswell and Rosa Monckton.

Jo Coburn is joined by Eric Pickles, Caroline Flint, the IFG's Jill Rutter, Douglas Carswell and Rosa Monckton. Laura Hughes and George Eaton look at the political week ahead.

Eric Pickles and Caroline Flint join Jo Coburn to look into claims that there is a Momentum/Unite plot to take over the Labour Party and discuss whether MPs should have second jobs. 

Jill Rutter from the Institute for Government talks about their new report that up to 15 new bills, as well as the great repeal bill, will be required to deliver Brexit. Ukip's Douglas Carswell also gives his thoughts. 

Campaigner Rosa Monckton speaks about her belief that people with learning disabilities should be exempt from minimum wage legislation.

And Laura Hughes from the Telegraph and George Eaton from the New Statesman take a look at the political week ahead.

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