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podcasts. I'm Will Callagher. Join me and Alex Lowe for the Red Lions, a special three-part

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the Ruck Rugby podcast from The Times.

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

from the pressure the Prime Minister faces to recognise a Palestinian state

to where the holograms are the future of pop concerts.

Here to discuss all that are two people who definitely haven't been turned into holograms

yet, the Times, leader, writer and former foreign correspondent Michael Binion.

Welcome to the show.

Thank you. And the Labour peer and Welcome to the show. Thank you.

And the Labour peer and friend of the show, Tangam Debenair. Hi Ed, hi Michael. Hi. So nice to have you on

the show, Tangam. It's lovely to be here. Now let's turn to the big story of the day. Of course,

it's the resident doctors, formerly known as junior doctors.

They are on day one of a five-day walkout because they want a 29% pay rise. The Prime Minister

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