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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Patrick McGuire in for maturely and it's been a very

fun week looking after his radio show. Very much looking forward to next week too. Coming up on

today's episode, England's Lionesses will be battling it out against Germany in the Euro 2022

final at Wembley this Sunday and it really could be coming home at last. So today we were talking

about the history of women's football, the politics of play and how far the game has come.

That's coming up in just a moment, but first we have Nellie Reed and James Versailles on our

columnist panel, talking all things conservatives and Colossary Bucks.

The columnists with 4Mell, James Forsyth and Melanie Reed on Times Radio. Yeah, Friday,

so it's time for our two favourite columnists, Mellie Reed, Morning Mellie. Hello, Patrick.

Love to speak to you and James Versailles. Morning, James.

Morning, Patrick. I love the fact that Melanie and I can pretend that we know the answer,

which has been very good. You're just being restrained, restrained, you know, discreet and

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