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Brexit: are we all radicals now?

With talk of coups and treason the rhetoric around Brexit just gets angrier.

The Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his advisers have a plan for staying in power and getting us out of the EU. They are picking their way through it and today they held a special cabinet meeting to discuss calling an election. Tomorrow, MPs are back in parliament with a chance to stop them taking us out of the EU without any deal. While the politicians figure out their next moves the anger is growing on both sides and, whatever happens over the next two months, there seems no prospect of this abating. We speak to Sky鈥檚 political correspondent Lewis Goodall, who has watched the talk of coups and treason building at political rallies. We also hear from Jan Hofmeyr from the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation in South Africa about how a country can reconcile its differences.

Producers: Philly Beaumont, Lucy Hancock and Seren Jones
Mixed by Nicolas Raufast
Editor: John Shields

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