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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Shorty bringing the rest of my times ready to show

Monday Thursday 10 till 1. No PMQs unpacked. I'm afraid this week we have some technical problems

which we won't go into now. But instead we've got a whole thing about clubbing. So that's all

you need to look forward to. The return of night clubs, we've got some times and times radio

colleagues, we're taking a trip down memory lane, talked about clubbing and the prospects of night

clubs, they shot a year ago and they'll be one of the last to be open. What would they look like

when that happens? But first we kick off with our columnist panel and we've got a brand new

pairing on a Wednesday. It's Robert Crapton and Alice Thompson.

Let's talk about really interesting story with this which sort of speaks to

you know life in Britain in the 21st century. Uber agreeing to pay its drivers a minimum wage,

holiday pay and pensions after they were taken to court. It was quite interesting last night.

I saw the TV and Uber boss making out. They were just decided to do this because we're nice

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