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About faith, about faith in politics, and at a time when faith and the conflicts between faith

have been played out in the worst possible ways. A really, really interesting conversation

coming up with amongst others, Edward Storston, the BBC journalist who spent a lot of time

thinking about this and wanting it about it, and his new book starts coming up in just a moment.

Before that, as we always do, it's time for these two.

The columnists with Libby Raichy, Libby Purvis and Rachel Silvesta on Times Radio.

And we say very good morning to Rachel Silvesta. Hello Rachel.

Hi Matt.

And we say Libby Purvis, not Libby Raichy. Good morning.

Good morning Libby, how are you?

I've got a cough, I shall cough sometimes, but it's all right, I'm not ill.

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