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Coming up on today's episode, no PMQ still because MPs are away, so instead is when so we've got

disunited kingdom, political news in the four corners of the UK, with a special focus this week

on education because of exams and all of that. So we'll find out what is going on in England,

Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. But first, our columnist panel, no Anna Stompson,

this week still away with the hell's angel's friends. So we've got Robert Crampton and Emma Wolf.

I think, yeah, summertime is classic times for reshuffle stories, especially because you've got

you know, at least a few weeks or possibly months until a reshuffle happens. So if then your story

doesn't turn out to be true, well, I hope people have forgotten about it. So what do you mean,

do you mean that not all reshuffle stories are necessarily accurate? Well, I think they're not

necessarily nailed on. They may have been right at the time, but maybe the prime minister's thinking

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