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Sep 2019
23m 5s

A Glimmer of Hope (with Joey Jones)

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Cicero Group Strategic Counsel and former Theresa May spokesperson Joey Jones tells Bloomberg's Caroline Hepker and Sebastian Salek how he thinks Brexit will end, as Jean-Claude Juncker sparks hope for a deal. Bloomberg's Ian Wishart joins from Brussels, and Stuart Biggs wraps up a busy week of Supreme Court action.

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