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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Chelley, bringing you the rest of my times video

show. You can listen to live Monday to Friday, 10 till 1 on your DAB radio, on the smart speaker,

the app or at times.net. So there's no escape. Tough. But every day here on the podcast, we bring you

our big thing. We're just coming up for just a moment. We take a look at the economics of the

toy leadership contest. But first, as ever, we kick off with our columnist panel and on a Monday,

it must be Libby Rachel. The columnist would Libby Rachel, Libby Purvis and Rachel Sylvester,

on Times Radio. Yes, it's that time on a Monday where we catch up with Libby Purvis,

Morning Libby. Morning. And Rachel Sylvester, Morning Rachel. Morning.

Nice to have you both with us. So were you watching last night and how difficult

it's going to be for the toy party to move on from all these mud slinging Rachel?

Oh, I certainly was. I was gripped. I think it's Total Wipeout is the name of that game,

isn't it? They were all kind of where that game where you have sort of, you've basically

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