Rowena Mason is joined by Rafael Behr, Ros Taylor and Tom Clark to discuss how parliament will divide on the government’s Brexit bill and what to expect from Theresa May’s visit to the White House

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As the March deadline for triggering article 50 looms on the horizon, the supreme court ruled this week that MPs must have a vote and Theresa May announced a Brexit bill and a government white paper.

Joining Rowena Mason to discuss it all are the Guardian’s political columnist Rafael Behr; the editor of Prospect and presenter of the HeadSpace podcast Tom Clark; and Ros Taylor editor of Democratic Audit.

We hear from Tory backbench MP Ben Howlett who had been pressing hard for a Brexit white paper – and from the former Labour shadow chancellor Chris Leslie who says he will not support the government’s bill.

Also this week: Theresa May jets off to become Donald Trump’s first visiting foreign leader. How should she approach the next chapter in Britain and America’s ‘special relationship’?

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