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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Jorley coming up on today's episode. It's

Dishy United Kingdom. We're going to go to the four corners of the UK to get

well, they have reflections on the fact that well with the exception of well so far,

King Charles has already been to the four corners of the UK. Looking back on the week,

both in royal terms, but also politics too. So that's coming up in just a moment.

First though, as ever, we kick off with our columnist panel, and on a Wednesday, it is Aliburts.

It's Alice Thompson and Robert Krampton.

The columnists with Aliburts, Alice Thompson and Robert Krampton on Times Radio.

Nice to have you both here, Morning Roberts. Morning Matt.

You're on best behaviour today. Yes I am, yeah. No swearing time. Morning Alice.

Morning, I'm being told off yet.

But just to be absolutely clear, you're not allowed to swear,

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