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Hello and welcome back, I should say, to white wine question time. The podcaster asks

its guest three thought-provoking questions over three glasses of wine. This is part two

of a conversation with Alistair Campbell, the UK's number one podcaster, former government

spokesman, political journalist, and if you haven't already listened to episode one,

I'd encourage you to go back and do so, and if you're already at the end of episode

one, sit back, my friends, there's plenty more where that came from.

You may name in politics as an advisor and as a political journalist. I'm afraid to ask

difficult questions or to offer up some very hard to hear advice, but I wondered what's

been the most pertinent advice that's ever been given to you, the stuff that's really

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