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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast. I'm Oskedminton,

and I'm joined today by Tim Shipman and James Heel. Now, Nigel Farage has just delivered an interesting speech,

which included announcements on nondoms and a new Britannia card.

We'll come on to that shortly, but first, the weekend, of course,

saw the US launch bomb strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities,

with Tehran warning of everlasting consequences. Now, James, the big question

for Kirstama is, of course, whether the government support Trump's campaign.

Well, we're still not clear on that because we've had media round this morning by Luke Pollard,

the junior defence minister, David Lamy, as well. They just seem unable to answer the question

about whether the UK does support the action taken in the early hours of Sunday morning to bomb the three Iranian nuclear sites. And I think it really does show that the UK government has been playing catch-up on this all week. Tuesday, we had the rather breezy assertion by Kier Stama that it wasn't on Donald Trump's mind that he would attack Iran. Then we saw the whole row

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