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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast, I'm Matt Chawley. Coming up on today's episode,

how's the pandemic changed our politics? John Curtis and Gillian Pryor pick over the latest

British social attitudes survey, really interesting, the impact it's had on our attitudes towards

work, benefits and trust in the government. So that's coming up. Also, I've been

speaking to John the Humphries, Radio 4 Legend, John Humphries, about 55 years since the

disaster in Abafran. As you can hear that on the podcast, I trust to work. But first, as ever,

we kick off with our columnist palette, it's Thursday, so it must be night at the Marriott.

It's India night and James Marriott. Morning, India. Good morning.

And James Marriott, morning, James. Good morning.

Now, India, before we begin, we need to mention that you might have to depart at any moment.

Is that right? That's right. I'm so stressed. I'm so stressed about my sheep.

India, explain what's happening in your garden. We have sheep and they live in a field

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