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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Shirley, coming up on today's episode,

Baroness Bakeoff, Prune Leith tells me why she'd like to be in the House of Lords.

Before that, though, we bring you another Times Radio festive focus group. All of our favorite

columnists, whether it's Liberace, Finkelvitch, Alibert, Night of the Marriott, and Formale,

we rounded up as many of them as we could. Times, Radio Focus Group, Chair, James Johnson,

asking them what they make of politics this year. Yesterday, we heard what they thought about

the concerted party since today. It's the Labour Party. It's the Times Radio Focus Group.

The columnist on Times Radio.

It's like a pack of patting your head and rubbing your stomach this time to do this while talking.

All right, every day in the run up to Christmas, we're looking back on our favorite columnists.

On the year with our favorite columnist, we thought looking back on them. James Johnson,

normally does our Times Radio Focus Group, used to be a pollster in number 10,

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