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slash change. Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Jorley in

Cornwall. I've had it down to Cornwall for the G7 summit.

Street speaking in Falmouth at the International Media Centre, rather than joining Joe Biden on

the beach at Carbis Bay. Coming up, we've got a great bit of insight into what goes on behind

the scenes at summits with William Hague, some former diplomats and Kate Garvey used to work for Tony

Blair. And what really goes on behind the scenes and what we can expect to see over this weekend.

But first, the columnist panel and it was an absolute treat to have some real life people

in front of me. Esther Weber, former of this parish, now of Politico. She joined me in the Media

Centre. I was also joined by Tom McTay. It wasn't in person as you will discover why. But this is

what happened when I caught up with Esther Weber and Tom McTay. We are in the International Media

Centre. It's so nice as we see other journalists. And I'm joined by a real life one now too.

Esther Weber from Politico. Hello Esther. Good morning. And welcome back to Times Radio.

Thank you. And I think we've also got on the line. Tom McTay, are you there?

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