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access it on the move. Welcome to another edition of TheRestistPolitics question time with

me, Alan Cicamble. And me, Rory Stewart. And really lots of questions about Jacinda Ardern,

who announced her departure last week. Let's just give this one. Chris Thorn, Jacinda

announced her resignation citing burnout. She no longer had enough left in the tank. If high

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