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

unpacked where Tim Shipman pleads glad to have the Sunday Times joins me and we pause your

action live from the House of Commons and try to explain what is going on between Bosch Johnson

and Keir Starmer. First though, as ever, we kick off with our columnist panel taking a look at

the news. Today we're discussing scene friends and vaccine enemies. Here we go then. This is Camp Alice,

John Kampfner and Alice Thompson.

Now, I'm banning talking about the royals because I think we've had quite a few of that.

No, I'm talking about Piersmore. But you can you can store them off if you want to, John,

out of Piersmore. Right now. Right now. Take your take your strong

views on Megan elsewhere. Let's talk about because it's about to slightly more to the average person.

The vaccine, wow, with the UK, the EU, still at loggerheads over the vaccine and who's got them

and where they should be going. What do you make of this, Alice? It feels a bit like the EU

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