Hello and welcome to Not Another One, Episode 3, with me, Steve Richards, Miranda Green, Ian Martin and Tim Montgomery. Tim, this is a crazy week for all of us,

for those listening and us lot. Tim's not here at the moment. He might turn up any moment.

In the meantime, the three of us will be posing the question at the end of another extraordinary

week, the beginning of another, is Britain heading towards

a revolution? Now, explain what that means in a moment, but first of all, Ian, I love this.

I sometimes listen to a podcast called The Rest is football with Gary Lineca, Micah Richards and Anashear.

And they're always in glamorous locations, except for Gary chairing in his house.

And you, we're emulating them.

Ian, you're in Stockholm today.

Yes.

Well, in Stockholm yesterday and now in the wilds in Sweden.

Oh, even more glamorous.

Yeah.

Sort of at a summer retreat, sort of seminar for a foundation

that I do some work with where we have lots of top historians gathered for a two-day conference,

so all very exciting. And Miranda, you've been in an equally glamorous place. You're back here now, but you were in Wigan.

I was. I was. I had the best inland fish and ships.

Oh, yeah. I had anywhere in Wigan. Actually, yeah, I had a really fascinating trip up to the northwest.

We can discuss it later, but actually it's so interesting. Some of these battlegrounds, I was there to make a movie for the FT about shifting the electorate.

There was zero evidence of an election campaign going on.

One stakeboard in a whole load of marginal seats.

It's quite interesting.

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