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Hello, I'm Alphan. I'm Stephen. I'm Chris.

And you're listening to the New Statement podcast. On today's episode, we discuss the

rift between the Scottish Conservatives and Conservatives in Westminster. And you ask us about

Welsh Labour's approach to federalism.

So we're delighted to be joined for this New Statement podcast by Chris Steering, our

Scotland Editor, who knows all things Scottish politics. And we thought that it would be

interesting with with party gate and so on to look at the tensions that have emerged Chris

between the Scottish Conservatives and the Conservatives in Westminster because one of our

students most vocal critics in recent times has, of course, been the Scottish Conservative leader.

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