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Hello, you're listening to Times Red Box Politics podcast, maturely still away,

so passion will go out here with you in his absence. Today we're talking levelling up,

and whether it's all over under a new Prime Minister, but first, on Conor Miss Panel.

No Danny Finkelstein this week, so it's David Ronovich and Hugo Rifkin.

The Conor Misses on Times Radio. It's a Tuesday, but no Finkelvitch, Danny Finkelstein,

I think is still trying to busy trying to win the Premier League for Chelsea. So instead,

we got Hugo Rifkin, Morgan Hugo. Good morning, Rifkinvitch, does that work?

Rifkinvitch, yeah, I think so, I like that. I like that a lot, and this is a,

this is a duo that might get us all sanctioned by Vladimir Putin. It's prisoner of conscious,

David, a Ronovich, morning David. Yeah, I think Eric Kind is good. It sounds like a band,

doesn't it, like a kind of, kind of, an early heavy metal-ish tight band from the early 70s.

Either that. Surely it's a very small chocolate bar. Yeah, I was going to

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