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Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. This week on the new statesman podcast we have with me Stephen Bush and my colleague

Helen Lewis never-ending reshuffles, Tory splits over Europe and Stephanie Boland

joins us for the thorny question of whether or not men and women's voices are

treated different in serious literature.

And we have George Eaton down the line from Westminster with what's going on

and what's moving in the House of Commons. Hi I'm Helen and I'm Stephen and this is the New Statesman podcast. Welcome to our relaunch, reshuffled, if you will, Stephen,

podcast, which we're trying something slightly different for this week.

As you'll notice, I have been much, you are very much the Ken Livingston of this podcast actually.

You've been appointed to co-chair the

podcast review and we will also be bringing George later in with a segment we might call down the line

from the lobby or we might call a pun on George's name but he doesn't he doesn't have much

input into that but let's see and but the good news is that there will be 50 to 60%

more Stephen Bush in this podcast than before. So let's start off talking about the

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