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We need another vote
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We need another vote

Members of Parliament rejected holding a second Brexit referendum. "A political crisis in the UK." David Miliband, former UK Foreign Secretary, sits down with Ian and discusses the need for another Brexit vote.

Don’t go Brexit my heart: Theresa May reopens Brexit negotiations with Europe
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Don’t go Brexit my heart: Theresa May reopens Brexit negotiations with Europe

Brexit: Ian takes a look at the Brexit mess and what caused it.

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Brexit's Irish problem
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Brexit's Irish problem

The UK is racing towards a Brexit breakup with no clear border agreements in place. On GZERO World, we take a look at the problems Brexit tightened borders mean for trade between the UK and The Republic of Ireland.

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Brexit: How did this mess happen?
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Brexit: How did this mess happen?

Brexit: Should I Stay Or Should I Go? Ian takes a look at the Brexit mess and what caused it.

You Brexit, You Buy It
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You Brexit, You Buy It

How will the UK (and Europe) get out of the Brexit mess that they're in? Ian breaks it down and then talks with the International Rescue Committee's CEO David Miliband, who also happened to be UK Foreign Secretary for a time.