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one Monday to Friday. You get the best bits on the podcast. Coming up today, it's Wednesday,

so it must be PMQ's unpacked, Patrick McGuire and I pause the action live from the House

of Commons. This kid's stahmer gets to have a go at Boris Johnson just a couple of days after,

well quite a lot of his MPs, I don't know at Boris Johnson. That's coming up in just a moment.

But first, as ever, we kick off with a columnist panel and on a Wednesday, it's Aliburth,

Alice Thompson and Robert Crampton.

The columnists with Aliburth, Alice Thompson and Robert Crampton on Times Radio.

We've already heard him, there's Robert Crampton, Bonnie. Morning, nice to have you with us,

and beaming in from outer space, is Alice Thompson, Bonnie Eyes? Morning. Why outer space, is it Devon?

No, I'm in London, actually. Okay, just going to be bothered. Yeah.

I've got a sick childhood home. Yeah, yeah. How do you feel now, Mo?

Shade. As I offer now, as I offer now. Although I don't know if you're going to blame strikes,

but I think the tubes don't at least run in today. But the train, let's talk about the train

strike, because it's sort of, I think it's a really interesting issue, is to where we are on the

sort of the politics of strikes and the Labour Party and the Tory Party. I mean, the top

story on the Times right now is that Boris Johnson is being urged to keep the promises that the

toys have made at various points to pass within the Tory manifesto. Pass a new law to limit

the fallout of Wales strikes. I'm not sure they could do it the next couple of weeks.

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