Heather Stewart is joined by Jill Rutter, Jennifer Rankin, Dan Roberts and John Harris to discuss a pivotal week for Brexit. Plus Dharshini David on the supremacy of the US dollar as the world’s favourite currency

Jeremy Corbyn spelled out this week how Labour would proceed with Brexit: inside a new customs union, with full access to the single market and no race to the bottom on regulatory standards. It was warmly welcomed by British industry and puts the focus squarely on Theresa May to respond in her major speech on Friday.

Meanwhile in Brussels, the EU commission published its draft Brexit treaty summarising the talks so far. But it went down like a lead balloon in Downing Street which saw the document as an aggressive negotiating tactic that ‘no UK prime minister could ever agree to’. We hear from our Brussels correspondent Jennifer Rankin.

Joining Heather Stewart to discuss this pivotal week for Brexit are Jill Rutter of the Institute for Government; our Brexit policy editor Dan Roberts, and columnist John Harris.

Also this week: the supremacy of the dollar as the world’s reserve currency has been unchallenged for more than a century. But could a wave of protectionism from border walls, immigration bans and trade tariffs threaten the dominance of the US economy? We hear from Dharshini David, author of a new book The Almighty Dollar.

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