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Wednesday 29 June 2016 8:14 am  |  Updated:  Monday 03 June 2019 6:18 am

Morning Wire podcast: After the Brexit vote, what next for the UK economy?

By: Emma Haslett

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The die has been cast, and the UK has voted in favour of Brexit. What next for politicians?

In a special edition of Morning Wire's podcast, Morning Wire digital editor Emma Haslett is joined in the studio by editor Christian May, and guests Jimmy McLoughlin, head of external affairs at the Institute of Directors and Natalie Reynolds, CEO of negotiation specialist Advantage Spring.

They discuss the next steps for David Cameron, Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn, and the rest of those tasked with paving a new path for the UK's economy, and ask what the decision will mean for markets.

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