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Thank you for all of your messages about yesterday's episode, the last PMQ's unpacked of the series.

You seem to find it quite amusing, so that was good.

Coming up on today's episode is MPs pack up and clear off.

For the summer, we take a look at the do's and don'ts of politicians going on holiday.

From Howard Wilson getting his knees out, David Cameron very nearly getting his bum out, when he tries to change his shorts under a Mickey Mouse towel.

All of that, coming up in just a moment, but first as ever, let's take a wade through the news with today's columnist panel.

Manvine Runner and someone called Matthew on Times Radio.

Yes, it's Thursday, so Manvine Runner, host of the Stories of Our Times Podcast is here morning, Manvine.

Hello.

And today, someone called Matthew is of course, Matthew Bell.

Good morning, Matthew.

Hello. Good morning, good morning. It's good to be back.

Nice to have you back with us.

Now, I'm not saying the news has already got a little bit recessed,

but everyone seems to be slightly losing their marbles, mainly inside the Tory party.

So the first example of this, energy secretary Grant Shaps has written a letter to Keir Starmer.

He's put it on Twitter demanding that Labour put the bill for the criminal damage

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