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slash change. Hello, you're listening to the Times Red Box Politics podcast. I'm Patrick

McGuire, still in for Matt Chewley. We've got a cracking podcast for you today. It's a Wednesday.

The Commons is back, so we're bringing you PMQ's unpack. We pause the action and let you know

what it all really means. I'm joined today by Tim Shipman and Laura Spiritt.

But first time for the Economist panel with Robert Crampton and Alice Thompson.

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

Yes, Alice Thompson and Robert Crampton join me. Hi, Alice.

Morning. Robert, how are you?

I'm good. Thank you, Patrick.

You're very good. I'm very well.

Cool. Good to be with you.

You too.

Any any any guess on today's guest here?

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