Hello, I'm Matt Chulli and this is Politics Without the Bullying Bits.

Coming up on today's episode.

They say the most stressful thing you can do is move house. What about if you're moving in to Downing Street?

We look at the history of handovers when the removals van rolls up outside number 10 in the columnist.

James Marrier and India Knight take a look at the return of George Galloway

and should there be value for money star ratings for megabucks tickets at the theatre and of course we'll take a look at what we learned this week

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Right as we always like to on politics like the boring bits on a Friday, let's kick off by taking a look at what we learned this week.

We've earned that Wishisunak has a line to take on Lee Anderson and he's sticking to it.

I think it's incumbent on all of us, particularly those elected to parliament, not to

inflame our debates in a way that harmful to others.

The comments weren't acceptable, they were wrong, and that's why he's

had the whip was withdrawn.

We learned that post office boss, Simon. Koldin does not think he's untouchable.

I can echo that and I can tell you that I am challenged regularly and I am very touchable.

Sorry what?

Very touchable. We learned that GB News presented Lee Anderson met

GB News presenter Richard Ties for secret talks at a holiday year in at

Junction 28 of the M1. Oh quick tip you know the breakfast buffet? Eat as much as you like but from an 8 inch plate.

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