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Hello, I'm Matt Chorley. This is the Red Box podcast featuring the best of my Times radio show

Monday to Thursday, 10 till 1. Now some of you have been posting reviews on iTunes saying you'd like to hear more

from Times Columnists. So we're going to put that right in today's episode Finkelovich are here.

Daniel Finkelstein, David Erronovich picking apart the news and squabbling over autographs.

We'll also ask if the government was a car, what would it be?

Deborah Mattingen, Polster from Britain,inks and Chris Curtis from you, Gove, casting and I over public opinion, including of course, Gavin Williamson.

Just a reminder, if you want to come on my radio show and take part in the quiz can you get to

number 10 then get in touch me email map dot surely at times dot radio and

we'll get you on the radio very soon indeed but now it's time for Finkelvich. Now then I thought this

morning let's talk resignations or the absence of resigns. Lots of calls

obviously for Gavin Williamson to resign, but he's making clear he's not going anywhere.

David, do you think resignations is the obvious thing, you know, it's the next stage in the

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