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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Oscar Remenson, and I'm joined today by

James Heel and Isabel Hartman. Now, happy new year to you both and a very happy new long-term

social care plan as well. Westreating has today announced a long-term plan for the increasingly

urgent issue of social care. Isabel, could you maybe just start by taking us through the strategy here?

Well, this is by my counting, the seventh commission on social care since 1997.

So I don't know what they're expecting to find that they haven't already found in the reams,

towers of documents about solutions to the social care crisis, which, as you say, has been a crisis for a long time and is just becoming a sort of a higher story crisis.

You know, that blackadder with carpeting throughout and a neon sign on the front saying, this is a large crisis.

I mean, we're now at the sort of Birch-Khalifa height of crisis

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