If you could have a conversation with your younger self, what would you tell them?

Anonymity is our most valuable gift.

I'm Kristi Young, and in Young again, I'll be asking my guests what honest advice they would give their past self.

Believe it when they say that loving yourself is the answer.

Among those joining me will be Jamie Oliver, Jeda Pinkett Smith and Mel B.

I knew that I had a voice and I knew that I wanted to say certain things and represent certain things.

Young again, with me, Kirstie Young. Listen on BBC Sounds.

BBC Sounds, music radio podcasts.

Hello and thank you for downloading the more or less podcast.

We are your weekly guide to the numbers in the news and in life.

And I'm Tim Harford.

This week we'll be scrutinising a boast about energy support payments on one of those

leaflets that MPs pushed through the letterbox. We have encouraging news about clinical

trials and what happens when parliamentary scrutiny meets a little bit of geeky goodness.

Oh and other referendum was in 2016, Jacob Rees-Mogg is still making claims about how much money the UK would be sending to the EU

if not for Brexit.

We'll pop in a monocle and take a look at that one.

But first, last, the Office for National Statistics released the latest numbers on the state of the UK

economy, including gross domestic product, GDP, a measure of the value of all the goods and services produced in the UK.

And the news wasn't great.

GDP had slightly shrunk for two successive quarters, which got people excited because it meets the

customary definition of a recession. But perhaps we should be looking at a slightly different number,

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