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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Shorley. I'm at the Cheltenham literature festival.

We're going up in the world, never mind the party conferences at the time,

Sunday time, sponsor the championship festival. And I'm here all week, as they say. So coming up

of the day's episode, a bumper episode, Patrick McGlyman, I'm doing PMQ's unpacked, but with

Boris Johnson on holiday, Marbella, we are instead unpacking great moments in the last 30 years of

PMQ's in front of a live audience, as you can find out how we get on with that in just a moment.

But first, our columnist panel and joining us today, Nicola Tuxworth, director of the Cheltenham

literature festival, and the author Tim Marshall.

Let's first of all, how's the festival going? What about halfway now, Nicola?

Yes, so Wednesday, day five in the Big Brother House of the fan.

So, it's been a while.

It's been a while. I like so far.

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