A history where women are missing isn't a history at all.

I'm Philippa Gregory and I'll take you through nine centuries

to find women whose stories were not recorded

as they were just normal women.

My brave lads of Molden, I will be your leader, for we will not starve.

And I'll reflect on their lives with women from today.

There's something about a woman protesting, which is deeply uncomfortable.

Find normal women, wherever you get your podcast. Hello and Well to the Red Box Politics Podcast and The Times, I'm Matt Jolly.

This is a special recorded at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester.

The light is to be joined by Alice Thompson, Hugo Rifkin and this is Daniel Finkelstein.

In the next three weeks the Prime Minister of Great Britain could end up resigning, could

end up defying the law and taking to the courts,

couldn't end up extending when he said he would die in a ditch.

But what really matters politically is whether any of these actions land as an act of

strength or an act of weakness and

incompetence and upon that much of the success of the Prime Minister and of the Conservative

Party rest.

So Danny, which of those you think is the most likely, or does it matter less which happens, and more how he handles it?

What matters most is whether what he does seems to people as the act of a strong Prime Minister who's in control of the

situation because the truth is in all those three options he isn't really in

control he isn't in control of the courts he isn't in control of the parliamentary

majority and if he resigns he isn't in control of the parliamentary majority and if he resigns he wouldn't even

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