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This is not financial advice and when investing capital is at risk. Hello and welcome to the Red Box Politics Podcast on the Times I'm Matt Chorley. A year ago this week we gathered in the studio sleep deprived shell shot and possibly still

a bit drunk and took stock of the extraordinary general election result

having called an election she didn't need to Theresa made squandered a vast poll lead to

end up losing the majority she inherited from David Cameron.

The Tories were left with 318 MPs down at 13.

Labour were up 30 to 262 having gained additional Conservative strongholds like Canterbury in Kensington,

as Jeremy Corbyn confounded his critics to win 40% of the vote.

Once again, we found ourselves trying to make sense of a result few,

including the parties themselves, had predicted.

Well today I'm joined again by two people who have had rather more sleep than the last time

we were all together in this studio, Tim Schittman, political leaders of the Sunday Times,

and Alice Thompson interview and interviewing columnist for the Times.

I'm also delighted to be joined by two people who weren't here a year ago because they were at the heart

of the operations of their respective parties.

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