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Hello, I'm Susan Hume and this is the Today in Parliament podcast for Friday the 2nd of May.

Coming up, we step away from the turbulence of the election results to join MPs investigating the world of online financial influencers

and how to tell the swindlers from the educators.

If people are providing the right advice, that's a good thing.

It's those that are breaking the law and providing harmful advice that we are focused on.

Also, concern from the Greens that gene editing in crops is set to go ahead in England.

These are really complex systems that we're at kind of that second grader of primary school level of understanding.

And we're off to the theatre and a new play looking back at the power struggles

at the heart of labour after Harold Wilson's surprise resignation.

Oh my word sounds like a military coup. I hope this place is secure. Are you sure MI5 aren't

bugging your phone line, Anthony? Is that likely? If you want to know if MI5 is bugging you,

just stop paying the bill. Why? Because they'll never cut you off.

But first, there was an unusual start to the

Treasury Committee session this week. Thousands of people are already making a part-time or even

full-time income by spending less than 15 minutes a day copying my trades. I'm not about selling

horses. I'm about helping you make real profits from real

trades. With over 15,000 members... Well, the chair, Labour's Dame Meg Hillier, stepped in quickly

before any innocent onlookers rushed off to sign up for that.

For anyone who just tuned into the Treasury Select Committee, this is not something the Treasury

Select Committee is endorsing and we did try and anonymise that information.

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