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The reason why we're doing it is because we thought there was so much garbage happening against Victor and this election.

I'm fed up with the fact that families across the country see their bills go up and down on energy

because of the actions of Putin or Trump across the world.

We have highly sophisticated underwater minesweepers, but we're also bringing in more traditional minesweepers.

And so I understand is the UK and a couple of other countries.

I'm Pippa Carrera.

And I'm Jessica Elgon.

And you're listening to Politics Weekly for The Guardian.

Welcome back to Politics Weekly from two weeks of recess.

We're here.

MPs are meandering their way back to Westminster and the sun is shining.

So it's great to be back with you.

And the big story this morning is actually in Hungary,

where the Prime Minister, Victor Orban, has conceded defeat to Pieter Magyar

after 16 years in power.

Now Jess, when we were talking about what to include in the podcast this morning,

you were talking about your very interesting family connection.

My husband's stepdad, Duri, he is Hungarian.

He was actually, he's got a crazy story that he was born in the Jewish ghetto in Hungary during the Nazi occupation when he was a tiny baby.

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