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Hello and welcome to Coffey House Shots

for Spectators Daily Politics Podcast I'm Katie Paul's and joined by Isva Hardman and James

Hill. So Angela Rayna faced the music today in the Commons Chamber at PMQs.

Ritchie Sunac is out the country, more on that later. So it is Rayna versus Dowden and we can

hear a clip now of her describing the Prime Minister's height.

I read with interest that the right honourable

gentleman has been urging his neighbour in number 10 to call an election because

he's worried they might get wiped out. Has he finally realized that when he stabbed Boris Johnson in the back to get his main into number 10,

he was ditching their biggest election winner for a pintsized loser? size loser. As oratory goes was this on a particularly high level would you say

Isabel? Well I mean it's nice to have a break from two men arguing that their party is a little less bad than the other and talking about the NHS in labour-run Wales, so I'm not going to complain. I thought that Angela Rayna obviously came into the chamber knowing

that somebody might quite quickly bring up the police investigation into whether she has broken among other things

electoral law over her living arrangements back in 2010 and so she decided to

actually frame the whole session around this which I thought was typically Rayna sort of, you know, quite ballsy and quite artful.

So she started out by saying that I know that the members opposite will want to talk about my living

arrangements and what the country cares about is their own living arrangements and

then immediately moved on to the Renters Reform Bill which MPs are debating the

remaining stages of in the Commons this afternoon and Michael Gove saying

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