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journalism. Happy Sunday. Happy Sunday one and all. On this glorious, potentially glorious Sunday.

It's a big day, isn't it? I'm excited. Are you excited? I'm, you know, just stretched with

excitement this way and that. It's coming home maybe. Anyway, let's jump straight into our first question.

And it's from Jonathan Fogle, who says,

I see the last episode was another piece of adoration for Kirstama.

The Labour Party Brexit policy is, in my view,

a classic example of putting party before country.

So too is the celebration of the overall

election result as evidence of popular support for Labour rather than evidence of the disdain for

Tory selfishness and bigotry and the result of a perverse electoral system. Is there any evidence

of Stama putting country before party? I look forward to you doing, as Matt D said,

giving Stama a good kicking.

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