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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Surely. It's Wednesday, no PMQ still,

although it'd be quite a good PMQ, I think, if there was. Instead, we've got

Dish United Kingdom political news from the four corners of the UK, including a competition

to see which is the best place. We'll see if everyone can make the case for where they're from.

We'll also discuss the fate of Juranamo. Anyway, that's coming up on the podcast shortly.

But first, it's our columnist panel. It's Wednesdays, so it must be cramp on. It's Robert Crampton and

Alice Thompson. Morning, Robert. Morning, Matt. And you're in the studio.

I know it's great, isn't it? Haven't seen you for 18 months. Yeah, it's a very long time.

I'm feeling left out, I'm afraid. Yeah, I know it's kind of Devon.

Well, I mean, you know, you're down in Devon. So, how is it down in Devon?

Well, Robert's already told me he's getting coffee. You got very nice.

And you're having a chat, and it all sounds really kind of glamorous, I have to say.

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