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Hello, this is the Redbox Podcast. I'm Matt Shorty. Not enough letters of complaints sent

about me last week, so boo and cheer as I climb the steps of news. The cathedral that is

the Redbox Podcast. Thanks to Cal Walker and Patrick McGuire for holding the fault last week.

Luckily all the big news is happening when I'm back. Normally it happens when I'm off.

So early Tuesday morning we got the news that a vote of confidence was going to be held in

Boris Johnson's leadership after that threshold of 54 letters of no confidence was breached.

So coming up on today's podcast, we look back on previous attempts to remove conservative

prime ministers, Markets Hatcher, David Cameron and Theresa May, hearing from some people who are in

the room at the time. On the podcast you'll also hear from Dominic Rab, the deputy prime minister,

on why he's standing by Boris Johnson. In fact, even now thinks that Boris Johnson's doing a better

job than he'd have managed if he'd beaten him with the tutorial leadership back in 2019

and will hear from John Penrose, the conservative MP who quit as Boris Johnson's anti-corruption

czar claiming the prime minister had broken the ministerial code. So all that is coming up on

the podcast in just a moment. First, as ever, we kick off with our columnist panel and today

it's Rachel Investor and Cowell Lewis.

The columnist on time's radio.

You're on a Monday, we normally hear from a Libby Rachel, but no Libby Poverts today,

but we do have Rachel Investor. Morning, Rachel. Morning. And joining us is Cowell Lewis. Morning,

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