It's Ed Balls and me, George Osborne, here from our podcast Political Currency.

And we're really excited to tell you about a special series with David Cameron on the first six months as Prime Minister.

Letters to Trident submarine captains, hostage crises, that first budget.

There's so much we pack into those first few months.

This is David Cameron, as you've never heard him before.

It's Barack Obama on the telephone going, well done, David, enjoyed this moment.

It's all downhill from here.

I've had my rouse with sarcozy over the years, but whenever I see him, I always give him this big hug.

Thank him for letting me see my dad before he died.

Listen, enjoy, be provoked.

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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast. I'm Oscar Edmonton, and I'm joined today by

Isabelle Hardman and James Heel. And in a speech this morning, the Prime Minister has

unveiled his plans to tackle the NHS backlog. And in that same speech, he did hit back at the

comments that Elon Musk has made regarding grooming gangs and about the Prime Minister's own

role in their prosecution. But Isabel, perhaps if we start

with what the government would like to talk about, which is this plan to slash NHS waiting

lists, could you take us through Kirstama's prescription for the NHS? Yes, so this was the

topic of Kirstarmer's speech this morning, which is the NHS England elective recovery plan.

And its key aim is to meet the 18-week waiting standard for elective treatment by March 2029.

So in the plan it says that by March 2026, the percentage of patients waiting

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