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So, Betty, a new political term has started, and with it, our new podcast.

But inevitably, we meet in the shadow of a summer.

Now, normally, you would expect the summer to be, if not a politics-free zone,

at least one where we could switch off to an extent.

But there was quite a lot of furious political activity this summer,

and most of it seemed to be around borders and the battle for Britain.

So Nigel Farage, I think, was the person who had the best of the summer in media terms.

I don't know if you felt that it was Farage's summer

or if you felt that actually there were more complex currents than that.

I think on balance I do.

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