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All of it you can on the Times radio app including Alan Titchmash telling us what he would do if he ruled

the world genuinely. Coming up on the podcast though a really interesting conversation about the

Olympics is exactly a year to go until the Beijing Winter Olympics closing ceremony should be

being held but should British athletes be there. Growing calls for a boycott because of the

treatment of the week of Muslims we speak to some of those who think Britain shouldn't take part

we also hear from Sharon Davis the Olympic swimmer on taking part in the 1980 Moscow Olympics

when the British government had told athletes to stay away. But first it's our columnist panel

it's Monday so it must be Liber H.E it's Libby Purvis and Rachel Silvester.

Now then let's talk about the thing that I keep being told that no one is talking about

and even when I was on me holidays last week I kept getting people tweeting me saying why aren't

you talking about Matt Hancock breaking the law and I replied saying because I'm on the holidays

but let's talk now just to satisfy these people at Matt Hancock and breaking the law. On Friday a

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