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WERE SO BRY HOPEO

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Pretty Nothing like having music and I'm supposed to be getting my nails tonight.

For a party I'm going to tonight.

And the most civil

servancy-servant-looking civil servant in the world drops a massive uncivil-servancy bomb on us.

I know. Well, we thought we'd better have an emergency episode of the Four The Many Podcast.

This one will only last 15 minutes. And by the way, if you think this is the latest one,

well, it is, but we have actually already released this weekend's podcast. So just scroll down on

your phone and you can still listen to our normal podcast. But let's spend 10 or 15 minutes

discussing the ramifications of what Sir Philip Rutnam has done today, because I can't

remember a time when a civil servant

has done anything like this before. Nor can I. I mean, he, he, not only is he resigning,

and interestingly from his statement, it's obvious that he was going to go anyway because

he makes comment about how the cabinet office had offered

him a big financial package to go. So obviously, exactly. Well, he was not to be hushed, was he?

Because not only is he going and going publicly, but he's made that absolutely amazing TV statement

as well. And of course, his justification for doing this is obviously

he felt, I mean, he got quite emotional towards the end of it. He obviously felt that he himself

had been treated pretty badly, which is why he's threatening or he's going to take an action for

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