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Look for lung cancer inequalities in the New Statesman podcast feed. And On this episode of the New Statesman podcast, Alva and I discuss the new lockdown in England

and how different it is from last time round, and Rishi Sunax, youturn again on the furlow scheme.

Then our US editor Emily Tamkin joins us to tell us what's happening with the US presidential election.

Stephen is on holiday for this fraught period. Well chosen Stephen.

So we're in the first day of the month-long new lockdown in England. What's different about this lockdown

to last time round, Elva?

Good question. I suppose on a technical level it is not as restricted as the first one

notably because schools are open and I can't remember the exact wording of the

original guidance in March but more people can go to work.

And we're also not limited in how much exercise we take during the day,

but I suppose the kind of the more important aspect of your question which is I imagine what you're getting at is that the public

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