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Hello and welcome to the Red Box Politics Podcast on The Times. I'm Ma' Chorley stuck on a train, unable to get into the studio to record this week's

podcast, the first time this has happened.

It's three and a half years and more than 200 episodes.

Waiting in the studio to discuss what's happening in British politics,

Rachel Sylvester Times columnist, on how climate change is

causing divisions in the Conservative Party as deep as Brexit, making a podcast debut

the brilliant Janice Turner on where the sex strikes can ever work.

Plus, times political leaders are Francis Elliot on the newish political kids on the block.

I don't know what they're going to say either, so let's sit back and listen to it together.

The Brexit Party has not produced a manifesto ahead of the European Parliament elections, but

says it will publish one afterwards.

Is that breathtaking cynicism or strategic brilliant? It's

both surely. I mean this is quite extraordinary. I can't remember the last time a political party fought an election

with failing to have any sort of prospectus about what it would do.

And this is what Farage actually said when he was challenged about this.

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