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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Scholli, being the best at my time,

so let's show Monday, Thursday, 10 till one. Happy Super Thursday. Eve is the day before the

big election day. So coming up, Dishonotic Kingdom and new politics in the four corners of the UK,

England, Wales and Scotland, plus obviously Northern Ireland, whether they're having their own

bit of democracy, although only 38 people deciding the new leader of the DUP and the new first

minister there. That's coming up in just a second. First, of course, our columnist panel is Wednesday,

so it must be cramp on. It's Robert Crabpton and Alice Thompson.

Let's talk about divorce. Alice, you've written about the divorce that everyone is talking about.

The slightly surprising news that Bill and Melinda Gates are parting ways. And you've interviewed

them several times and you've written about them in the time today. What is it that you

what's your take on this? Everyone seems to have, oddly, everyone seems to have a take on

another couple's party. Everyone always does, don't they? With your friends, it's always the ones

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