Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg airs on BBC One and BBC iPlayer starting from 9am (Image: free)
BUSINESS secretary Kemi Badenoch is set to appear on Laura Kuenssberg's Sunday morning politics show.
She will be joined by shadow business secretary Jonathan Reynolds and Carlos Del Toro, US navy secretary.
But who else is set to appear?
Interestingly, a group of nearly 50 voters chosen by pollsters More in Common to be from a wide range of political perspectives will also make an appearance.
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A group of nearly 50 voters carefully chosen by pollsters More in Common to be from a wide range of political perspectives
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Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg airs on BBC One and BBC iPlayer starting from 9am until 10am.
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