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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Shirley, bringing you the best of my Times Radio

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or on the Times Radio app. Coming up on today's episode of the Red Box podcast, Times Radio

Airways takes off again. This time, touring the world to find out how other countries are getting

on with their vaccination programme. So we go to America, China, France, Spain and Japan.

Some of them doing quite a lot worse than the UK, it has to be said. But first, our columnist

panel, it's Monday, so it must be Libby Rachel, it's Libby Pervis and Rachel Solvester.

I want to bring together two stories today and talk about quitting. And the art of quitting and

doing it graciously, perhaps or not. Maybe that's not the point of quitting. So on the one hand,

you've got the voils, Megan and Harry, quitting with some style, it has to be said in their

interview overnight. You've got Nigel Farage quitting politics as well. Is the art of quitting and

going quietly gone forever, do you think, Libby? I don't know. I think the graceful thing is

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