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This is the last of our

Buffey's return to the comments before we get stuck into our buffet of political trivia

and reminded that tickets are now on sale for two live recordings of the

podcast. Come and join us in Liverpool at the Hard Day's Night Hotel on Sunday, September the 23rd,

when we'll be asking have we reached Peak Corbyn, and then we'll be the Electric Cinema in

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UK and we look forward to seeing you.

Right, back to this week's episode. and we look forward to seeing you.

Right, back to this week's episode.

If you sometimes think politics seems too trivial,

this might not be for you.

I've assembled three of the biggest brains filled with useful and useless facts about politics but only one

can emerge victorious. I'm joined by Patrick Kidd the Times sketchwriter and diary

editor Mark Mason author, Quizer and friend of Red Box, and making a podcast debut new Red Box reporter Esther Weber.

Welcome to you all.

So this is how it's going to work.

Each one of you has written 10 political trivia questions questions which you know the answer to, but I hope the other two don't.

If you do know the answer, shout out your name because we don't have buzzers. You'll take it in turns to test each other. If gets the answer they get a point if not the question set it gets a point

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