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do you know who this is? I think I'd have to wear a bag of my head. I think I'd have

to wear a bag of my head. Yes, a mystery voice competition is called

Vox Pop. We do it every Thursday on my Times Radio show. If you want to come on the radio

and tell us who you think it is, email me Matt at Times. Radio. We'll get you on next

week. Right, coming up on today's episode then, it's back. It's our monthly Times Radio

Focus Group, performing number 10 pollster, James Johnson in the hot seat with some swing

voters telling us what they think of wishy soon at Keir Starmer and Boris Johnson's defence.

It's well worth it since coming up at your sec. But first, it's today's columnist panel.

Yes, and we are joined by Mambeen Vyder-Morning-Morning. Hello, I love the sting.

I know. It's good, isn't it? It's because every week, Mambeen will be joined by a different

person called Matthew. At this week, it is Matthew Power. It's morning, Matthew. Good morning, Matt.

Nice to have you both here. This is nice. Nice. I'm a Thursday morning. Now, let's talk about

taking out the trash wishy soon act, choosing yesterday of all day. I don't know why it would

have occurred to him. Yesterday of all days to publish his tax return, revealing that he paid more

than a million pounds in UK tax over the last three years. Here's what he's had to say about it.

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