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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt surely sweating my way through another week in London Town.

Coming up on today's episode is Wednesday so it must be PMQ's unpacked,

Keir Starmer and Boris Johnson going toe-to-toe. In the House of Commerce, we pause the action

with Tim Shipman, political editor of the Sunday Times. That's coming up in just a sec.

But first, as ever, it's our columnist panel, it's Wednesdays, it must be Krampon,

it's Robert Krampton and Alice Thompson. First of all, Alice, I want to talk about your column today,

particularly because I can't remember why on the yesterday's program, Mariela Foster-Pennai,

ended up having a conversation about whether or not cats or dogs were better.

I've got a poll running on Twitter. Dogs are winning, but yeah, two-thirds of people have to be with

cats. Are you a cat person, Robert? I used to like you, but, you know,

but you've written about animals in your column in the time today, Alice, making a really

interesting point because we've talked a bit about it on the show yesterday. This latest piece

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