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Hello and welcome to Coffee Hair Shops,

a spectator's daily politics podcast.

I'm Katie Balls, and I'm joined by Fraser Nelson and James Forsyfe.

Richie Sinek and Keir Starmer went head-to-head in Prime Minister's questions

with the labour leader going on their fence of over-private schools.

But Starmer tried to make it personal. Here's what he had to say.

Mr Speaker, Winchester College has a rowing club, a rifle club, an extensive art collection.

They charge over £45,000 a year in fees. Why did he hand them nearly £6 million of taxpayers

money this year in what his levelling up secretary calls,

egregious state support?

Fraser, what did you make of Starmer's attack run?

Well, this is the attack which Keir Starmer has been longing to make ever since Richie Sinek

became Prime Minister. At first, there was a lot of comments,

understandably so, about Britain's first BME Prime Minister.

I hate that patronising language, but that was what was said.

And all the time they were thinking, right, he might not be white,

but he's absolutely rich. He's like the class enemy.

So they've been itching to do what happened today.

Where you've got Keir Starmer listing all the various things which

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