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Welcome to Navaralive. In fact, the final Navarra Live of 2025. We will be having some content coming out between now and the new year. But I feel a bit bad, our last show being on the 19th of December. But it's because of where Christmas landed. I'm joined for the first time. Well, for the first time, me and you in the studio. I know you've been in the studio many times before. Helena, Rakeha, No Justice, MTG. Looking forward to show first time in the

co-host role in the studio. It'll be an interesting experience and very happy to be privileged to do

the last month of the year. It's different in person. I much prefer it in person, much more back and forth.

What are we going to talk about today? Who knows?

2025 has been a rough year for Kirstama. We ask whether the Labour Party can survive,

doing a bit of a retrospective. We will also, I suppose, surprisingly you might think,

we're going to discuss what we think is probably a Labour policy win to round up the year.

Also, fake AI Yanis Varufakis is going viral, which is, in a way, fake AI Yanis Varifakis could be a good thing for us because we love getting him on.

He's a very busy man.

So we could probably get him on more often if this AI version of him just keeps getting more and more realistic.

But obviously, there's some concerns around it.

And Bernie Sanders has a message for the tech oligarchs.

I'm impressed by it.

They're a bit upset.

We'll talk about that.

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As this is our last episode of the year,

we're going to start by asking a simple question.

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