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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Shirley. Don't forget you can get in touch at

any time. You can email me Matt at times.com. Particularly if you want to get in touch about dogs,

because on the podcast today we're asking, has Britain got too many dogs? And if we have,

what should we be doing right? Government policy, local council policy, should you be

fined if you're stopped and searched and you don't have a poo bag on you when you're out

with your dog? That's what one council's doing. We're talking about that on the podcast in

just a moment. But first, as ever, on a Tuesday, it's Finkelvitch.

Finkelvitch with Daniel Finkelstein and David Aronovitch on Times Radio.

Yes, it's a very good morning to Daniel Finkelstein morning, and after a brief appearance

in the studio last week, he's now back in his bunker. Morning, David Aronovitch. Back in the bunker.

Yeah, I will come in again. I threaten you. Oh, good. Well, I look forward to that. It's nice to

see all of you. But I've got a lot of gobbins in the back. Again, on your Zoom, which is

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