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Music Learn more at PMI.com slash progress. Hello and welcome to Coffeehouse Shots, the Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Isabel Hardman and this is the Sunday Roundup.

A new potential scandal has threatened to hit Rishi Sunak after a report that Suella

Everman may have asked civil servants to organise a special treatment for her following a speeding

ticket. She has since accepted the three points on her licence, but Laura Coonsberg asked Conservative

MP Jake Berry if there should be an official investigation into whether she might have broken

the ministerial code by misusing the civil service. Should there just be an investigation into

what Suella Braverman did, just clear it up, get it out of the way? Well, I don't think we've

seen enough about this story. It certainly brings into question, I think, the use of civil servants. So I think there's definitely questions to be answered. Let's see what's said. I guess it will be in the House of Commons, an urgent question or a statement about it on Monday. Let's see what's said there. But look, this is part of, you know, people just get speeding fines, right?

You know, the Archbishop of Canterbury,

Andy Burnham, Rob Jenrick, Tom Tuganat, these public figures. And you just shouldn't do it in the

first place. But if you do get caught, you just take the medicine. And let's see where we get to

with this case on Monday in the comments.

English water companies have apologised this week after the Environment Agency figures

showed there were in excess of 300,000 sewage spills last year.

Investment to improve water infrastructure is planned,

but consumers will have to pay for it through their water bills.

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