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The UK has voted to leave the EU and now the real work begins to untangle itself from the other 27 countries. Theresa May, the British Prime Minister, has said "Brexit means Brexit" but there is still a lot of debate about what that means in practice especially on the two key issues of how British firms do business in the European Union and what curbs are brought in on the rights of European Union nationals to live and work in the UK.

From the 麻豆社鈥檚 headquarters in central London, Jonathan Dimbleby tackles these issues head-on with a panel of politicians and thinkers. There鈥檚 Chris Patten, Conservative Peer and Chancellor of Oxford University; Frank Field, Labour politician who also co-chairs a parliamentary group on migration; Ruth Lea, an economic advisor at Arbuthnot Banking Group; Professor Michael Dougan who鈥檚 an expert in European Law at the University of Liverpool and Daniela Schwarzer from the German Marshall Fund of the United States based in Berlin.

They answer questions from an audience in the 麻豆社鈥檚 historic Radio Theatre, whilst listeners from all around the world join in via the 麻豆社 World Service Facebook page.

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