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Thank you very much for tuning in wherever you are.

And as ever, we have got tons to cram in. First of all, a partial apology. I said at the end of last week's podcast,

there were so many brilliant questions. There was a possibility, I might do a second podcast last

week. I didn't do it for various reasons, but it's only a partial apology

because it wasn't a pledge. You know, here in the Rock and Roll Politics Cooperative,

when we make pledges, we stick to them. But I said it might be possible, but it wasn't.

So very, very sorry about that partially because it wasn't a firm commitment. I left the door

slightly ajar. I, as Harold Wilson put it once, kept all options open, which you sometimes

have to do in politics and the media. Talking of which, if it's okay with all of you in a moment, I'm going to reflect on

the media landscape and whether the government can adapt to it more effectively than it has so

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