I'm Hello and welcome to rock and roll politics with me Steve Richards the weekly podcast. Thank you all for tuning in wherever you are, you're doing i get the sense at the moment

there's a lot of breadmaking going on as people listen to the podcast uh lots of other inspiring

activities too of which more later but there's a kind of build-up of bread makers john lennon

1970s in the dakota there's a lot of that going on.

But anyway, as I say, more of that later.

We have got so much to cram in in our time together.

I'm going to reflect if it's okay with all of you on a subject, do you remember it, called Brexit?

That kind of far-off distant theme before harmony descended on the UK and silence.

God, I'm so cross about it.

This is going to be across rock and roll politics.

I know I always seek to adapt a deceptively kind, kind, gentle tone. It disguises fury, actually.

Anyway, a bit more of that later. Your brilliant questions on a whole range of different things,

the pandemic, Kirstama, the Labour Party more widely, views from France, Italy, all kinds of places.

That's all to come in the time we've got together.

Before that, a quick reminder, it will be like almost the olden days.

Rock and roll politics is coming live from King's Place on June the 28th. Obviously it will still be socially distanced. They've done it brilliantly.

It will be the safest place to be, I can tell you.

At King's Place, that's June the 28th. And if you can't get tickets, there are still some available, but they're going fast and obviously not as many as in inverted commas normal times,

it will be streamed as well.

But do try and come along.

God, we'll have, God knows where we'll be by then.

We'll have a lot to get through.

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