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Welcome to Navaralive. I'm Helena, aka No Justice MTG. And tonight, as always, on a Thursday, I am delighted to be joined by Dalia Gabriel. Dalia, how are you, this fine, fine Thursday night?

I'm doing okay. I'm alarmed by the temperature drop. Like, I feel like I've not been warm in about four days. So, and I get very cranky when I'm

cold, so I'm sorry if you get a slightly crankier Dahlia today, but I'll try and switch it off

for your beautiful South. I mean, I have the highest level of confidence, as always in yourself,

Dalia. Coming up tonight, we have a bombshell story about Rachel Reeves that is dragging on

throughout today. The Your Party drama is continuing to unfold. We have some shock results in

the Dutch elections, and the Times has been caught out in some slightly, slightly incendi reporting that may have come back to bite them. Stay tuned

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Now, if there's one sector of British society, I do not have many good things to say about.

It's our mainstream media.

But I will admit, they have a knack for timing stories to inflict maximum embarrassment on our political class.

Late last night, the Daily Mail published an article claiming that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves,

was renting out her

Dulwich House without a license, which is required by law by Southwark Council, in which the property

is located. The house was freed up by Reeves moving into a flat in number 11. On the taxpayer's

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