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we always bring you the best bit, the big thing, which we always do at 11 o'clock on the radio.

We always bring you that on the podcast today. We're picking over the polls with Chris Curtis and

Paula Savage. What's really going on? Who's up and who is down? He's boys Johnson with

his popularity, thinks he's his labour really making the gains that they need to be making. We'll do

that in just a moment. But first, as ever, we kick off with our columnist panel and on a Thursday,

it's night at the Marriott, which is India night, and James Marriott.

The thing I want to talk about, because there's lots of sort of things floating around on the

ether. If we could try and I was quite like if we could sort of find a thread that runs through

all of them. It's sort of, I suppose it is a question of trust in Boris Johnson.

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