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Alva Ray, Patrick McGuire and Stephen Bush to discuss Boris Johnson's return to work and what it means for the

lockdown and you ask us, what are you doing with your weekends and how are you making

them different from your week?

So Boris Johnson is back at work from convalescence and obviously the significant thing about that

is that for a long time, well I say for a long time I was probably not about them in this

new weird world where none of us can keep track of what day of the week it is.

For a large chunk of the period in Boris Johnson was first in hospital and was then convalescing,

the cabinet and the parliamentary party as a whole have been a split on whether slash how to move forward,

whether to end the lockdown, whether to kind of continue as is, whether to kind of do the kind of what a Harvard University paper

that's been very well summarized actually in a conservative home piece by Bernard Jenkins, transition and mobilised to move to a new

they will lock down he's going to be with us for the foreseeable how do you make the economy

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