This is a passenger announcement. You can now book your train on Uber and get 10% back in credits to spend on Uber eats.

So you can order your own fries instead of eating everyone else's.

Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply.

Check the Uber app. I need toys. I need decorations. I need stockings. I need sprouts. I need something for him. I need something for him to give to his mother. I've got a dragon eight foot tree into my lounge then build a trampoline and gift wrap it.

Elf duties are a full-time job, and this elf deserves a Christmassy coffee.

Our roasted Hazel Hot Chocolate is now at Costa.

That's Christmas, made a little better.

At Costa coffee.

Hello and welcome to this special Red Box podcast I'm Matt Chorley joined this

week by Tim Schittman political editor of the Sunday Times. Tim Britain has

voted to leave the European Union. Just digest that for a moment. Whether you're in

favour or against, few people actually thought it would happen. But from an opinion poll last night

declared that remain would win at 10 o'clock to bring in backing Brexit by 4 in the morning with

51.8% of the vote. It's been quite a night. We were warned of the consequences of

a leave vote and they've been immediate and dramatic. The stock market's in turmoil, the

pound is at a 30 year low against the dollar, but this is a political crisis too. Boris Johnson and Michael

Gove now face having to actually implement the best it they can painful.

Nigel Farage embarks on a never-ending victory lap.

Nicholas Sturgeon demands a second vote on Scottish independence.

There's a vote to no confidence has been issued against Jeremy Corbyn,

but the most significant event of the day so far came when David Cameron

emerged from number 10 with his wife Samantha by his side to deliver a long-awaited statement on his

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