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Hello, welcome to the All That Politics Podcast. I'm Adam Bolton and joining me this week are the Daily Mirror columnist Susie Boniface, aka Fleet Street Fox, the right to bend expense and Sky's chief political correspondent John Craig. This week, as Nicholas Sturgeon introduces introduces tighter restrictions in Scotland to deal with COVID,

what's the UK government up to and our local lockdowns, the answer?

We'll also look at the Prime Minister's speech to the Conservative Party conference as leader, has he come up with some

answers on the economy.

First, though, to the COVID outbreak and the exchanges this week about local restrictions

at PMQs between the Prime Minister

and the leader of the opposition, Kirstama.

In Bury, when restrictions were introduced, the infection rate was around 20 per 100,000.

Today it's 266. In Burnley, it was 21 per 100,000 when restrictions were introduced. Now it's 434.

In Bolton, it was 18 per 100,000. Now it's 255.

The Prime Minister really needs to understand that local communities are angry and frustrated.

So will he level with the people of Barry, Burnley and Bolton

and tell them what does he actually think the problem is here?

Mr. Speaker, the problem is, alas, that the disease continues to spread in the way that I described to the House earlier.

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