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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the spectators' daily politics podcast.

I'm Cindy Yu and I'm joined by Katie Bors and Isabel Hardman.

And now today is the first day back of Parliament after recess.

Katie, what do we have on the agenda for the government in this new term?

So it's begun with a subject close to Vishnu's next heart, Maths.

And he has given a speech about the need to learn maths until 18 and also how people shouldn't

be dismissive. We should have more positive attitude, it's key to growing their economy

and we should be able to compete with other countries which tend to have much better mass proficiency.

This may all sound a little bit familiar because Vishnu has said very similar things

first during the first leadership contest and then obviously at the beginning of the year,

when he had that five priority speech, he also spoke maths and you had a situation where

the line they pre-briefed the day before the speech was the maths line which definitely led

some touring piece to think is this the vision. And I think there was some relief and Len moved

on the next day and it was five priorities. It was almost a way of trying to get that bit out

the way so you could focus on this. I think it is interesting as some have pointed out to me

of in the Tory party that this is how Vishnu has a decided to kickstart the return of the new term

but also during the local elections campaign. You think about what Labour are doing. They are doing

very targeted crime week, health week, trying to get the messages out. Whereas the Tories of

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