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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast, I'm Matt Chawley, bringing you the best of my times

radio show. You can listen to it all live, 10 to 1 Monday to Thursday, but we bring you the very

best bits at an absolute crack at the day. The extraordinary story of Geon Park, who escaped

North Korea not once, but twice, eventually made her way to the UK where she's standing for election

and the local elections in May this year. She tells me her extraordinary story. You're not going to

want to miss that, that's coming up in the episode very shortly. But first, as ever, we kick off

with our columnist panel, telling us what they really think about the news and it's a Monday,

so it must be Libby Rachel, it's Libby Pervis and Rachel Sylvester.

Well, let's start with the story, which has just dominated in the last few days. Obviously,

the sad death of Sarah Everard followed by the visual at the weekend and the

net police is handling of it and becoming a real sort of political issue. What do you,

what do you make of it, first of all, Libby? Well, I wish to God they hadn't banned the

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