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I'm Ed Vasey and we're going to be unpacking the politics of the day from the government's

battle with the BMA to Kemi Badox chainsaw conservatives while also finding out which

cabinet minister has been racking up air miles enough in a year to fly almost 13 times around

the world. To be fair, it's not just this cabinet minister, it's her civil servants as well.

Joining me to discuss all of this is the Times Fraser Nelson. Welcome to the show Fraser. Great to be here. I'm going to be so positive, by the way, about the Labour government for this next section, just to prove you to repertures of all your bias. I'm going to show you right. You are one of the greatest cheerleaders for this government. And Manveen Rana, welcome to the show.

Hello, I'm quite looking forward to hearing this.

Are you both going to be relentlessly positive about this government?

Yep, for the next, for the rest of this segment, we are going to be relentlessly positive.

Let's talk about how... Let's see how long we'll

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