Good evening and welcome to the Pompey Politics Podcast.

I'm Ian Tini Morris.

And I'm Simon Sandsbury.

Good evening and welcome to another episode of the Pompey Politics Podcast.

My voice is, as it should be, has had a weekend off from cricket

yesterday, which is good because it was a bit too windy out there for me to be bothered with.

And this week, we've thought you might have been tired of having a range of interesting and

colourful guests to provide input. So we thought we'd go back to the traditional format a touch old school

if you will with just myself and simon evening simon good evening ian yes um yeah that's an interesting

spin on it we thought we'd spare people the bother of having interesting guests to listen to

well i think the more I watch our political masters,

the whole concept of it doesn't matter how you answer the question

so long as you don't tell the truth.

This seems to be, I thought I'd join in with the Prime Minister. Would you like a cup of tea? I am absolutely

committed to the consumption of all hot beverages, irrespective of their background and their

origins. I asked you if you wanted a cup of tea. Yes, so that's my spin on it today, but

this evening's episode is, we're going to try and bring some balance, aren't we?

Which, God help the listeners.

Yes, well, we're going to try anyway.

So, although balance is a theme through the three topics that we've picked tonight.

So the first one is we're going to have a talk about the Court of Appeal,

basically ruling that the government's policy of sending asylum seekers to Rwanda in order to have their claims processed.

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