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Patrick McGuire joins me this week to pause the action from the House of Commons to analyze the key exchanges

between Rishy Sinac and Kirstarma in real-time Lira Spiit rounds up the best of the rest.

Before that, in the columnist Alice Thompson and Robert Crampton on

is this what it looks like when the rebels stop plotting against Ritchie Sunak because it still looks

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Now, remember this?

We need a popular conservative movement.

Yeah, well, last night Liz trust took part in an online pop conversation

to talk about how popular it all is.

Come on to Pisko this morning, Mark Littlewood was hosting it, voted at one point, more than 200 people

had joined over the course of the hour.

I mean that really is a popular conservative movement although although I know

Liz feels not feeling very popular this morning not winning at the armies last night the

radio Oscars I mean obviously we don't do it for the baubles we don't do it for the balls is lucky because we've got any balls

the columnist Thompson and Robert Crampton

and they're both here in blue are Are you actually doing this on purpose?

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