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Welcome to Navarra Live. I'm Michael Walker and I'm joined by Stephen Mephton. How are you doing, Stephen? Yeah, I'm all right, Michael. How's it going with you? Yeah, fine, good. I was really not looking forward to a day speaking about Rachel Reeves, but I'm actually, after having read about it all afternoon, I think there are some interesting things to say. We will be discussing that.

I'll be speaking to Matt Lawrence, director of Commonwealth, very interesting guy.

Also, on the show, the Israeli government has been secretly arming criminal gangs in Gaza,

and Elon Musk is being sued by French Tesla customers.

Also, we'll give you an update on the riots in Ballet Manor, which have entered a

second night. That's in Northern Ireland, of course. Stay tuned for all of that. Before we start

the show tonight, though, if you tuned in last night, you'll have seen Stephen share the fantastic

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Let's go straight into our first story.

The British public do not like Rachel Reeves.

Asked at the end of last month whether the Chancellor was doing a good job.

51% said no.

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