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Welcome to political fix from the Financial Times with me George Parker standing in for

Lucy Fishery's off on her holes at the moment.

Coming up in today's pod, free speech versus law and order. The dilemma for the government

over how to deal with social media companies in the wake of the riots.

Plus, we'll take a look at the huge challenges facing Rachel Reeves

as the Chancellor struggles to boost growth while balancing the books. And here with me in the studio today

our political fix regular Miranda Green. Hello George. F.T. columnist Stephen

Bush. Hi George. And political correspondent Anna Gross. Hi George.

So guys, Elon Musk has been all over his own ex-social media site claiming Britain is on the brink of civil war and making all kinds of other

incendiary remarks, has any of it affected your use of X or Twitter Anna?

It has not, actually there was one moment where I was like I don't want to be on

this platform anymore and I downloaded is it called Blue Sky. It's terrible I don't even

know what it's called. I think it is okay I mean honestly you'll guess it's terrible I don't even know what it's called I think it is okay I mean it's called

yeah it's got a download blue sky I spent maybe 15 20 minutes making my profile

following some people and then I did not go on it again and I forgot its name.

Not a good start.

Miranda?

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