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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Shirley. Coming up on today's episode with

its PMQ's haven't packed or paused the action of life in the House of Commons.

What will kids' time I've asked was she soon had, and what's even Blackford got to save

himself after the Supreme Court, or the S&P can't have another referendum? So all that's going

up on the podcast just a moment. But first, as ever, we kick off with our columnist panel.

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

And here they both are at the studio. Morning, Mr Thompson. Morning.

Morning, Robert Crampton. Morning, Ma. We're talking about advice, because in Nigel Farz,

it's not advice, apparently. He's just a news letter with some things you could invest in

if you wanted to. And it turns out, you'd start with a hundred thousand pounds, you'd

been 25 grand better off if you've put it elsewhere. Worst advice you've ever been given

woman? I think probably when, as an adolescent boy, it was a sort of receive wisdom amongst

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