Any last coughs?

Yes, please let me have a last cough.

Go on.

Very good.

Let's do this.

Welcome to the Red Lines election workshop.

Over the past five weeks, we've looked at each of the main parties in turn.

And in this podcast, we're looking back at the highs and lows of the campaign.

Mark Devonport's here, Suzanne Breen from the Belfast Telegraph is here.

John Manley from the Irish News is here. The newsletter

Sam McBride was meant to be here but he's feeling under the weather

and he's decided to save himself for tomorrow night. But our own

Gareth Gordon who used to work for the newsletter many years ago has stepped

into the breach. Very very personal substitute.

I don't know about that. Many years ago, is it since you left the newsletter?

28. You wouldn't think I'm not old, would you really? Liar. Did you count every one of them?

I think Sam McBride just got a better offer actually because I mean, I was in Waterstones the other day and he's perched up there at number one on the best cellller, so I reckon he's doing some kind of signing somewhere,

and that's taking precedence over red lines.

He's number one all over the place.

Let's talk about last night's BBC leaders' debate.

Who was number one in that?

No Arlene Garth.

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