Planet Normal: Former Australian diplomat Mark Higgie on why ‘no deal’ isn’t Australia-style at all

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Former Australian diplomat, Mark Higgie joins Planet Normal this week to tell Telegraph columnists, Allison Pearson and Liam Halligan why he’s got a good feeling about a Brexit trade deal, why it’s inaccurate to dress ‘no deal’ up as ‘Australian’ and why he urges extreme caution in doing trade deals with China.

Also on the podcast: Allison reveals how a well-placed NHS source says there is no real evidence for the whole of London to go into tier three restrictions, Liam speaks out against a potential Covid Christmas u-turn and we get an update from listener, Robert on a very happy reunion with his wife, Josephine in her care home.

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