Hello and welcome to the weekend edition of Not Another One.

And we have a very special edition for you today because we are going to answer listeners questions. So I'm here

with Steve Richards, Tim Montgomery, Ian Martin, and I am Miranda Green, and I always have done,

have been. Have you? Yeah. I'm really surprised. I know. I know. Well, we're all on a journey,

but not me. Anyway, so thank you so much to all of you

who did send questions, because we do really enjoy doing these, and we never get to all of them.

So just to apologize in advance, if your question's not picked, that's not because we're

discriminating in any way, knowingly or unknowingly. It's just that we haven't had time and we will try to come back to you. So what we're going to do is go round the team. There's been so much going on. I mean, so much for a quiet August, right? Our last podcast certainly wasn't quiet. No, no, that's right. Do go back and listen to the in-week podcast-week podcast, which is all about immigration policy and we got quite fiery, didn't we, Tim?

Well, you did, particularly you and I think.

Yes. So I'm going to ask one to all three of you to kick off, but then do come back to me with the ones that you've picked out from your social media or emails or whoever, whoever,

whoever and however you got them.

So chaps, we've had a very interesting one in, which is a sort of general topic to warm us up, probably,

from one of our regular listeners, Dr. Bender Grovener, who says,

what is the current big political issue, in, say, 20 years' time, we'll look back on and wonder, what was all the fuss about?

I remember when I was a kid that the balance of trade would regularly need the news.

Isn't that interesting?

That's so true.

Now, few would even know what that is.

Thanks, says the doc.

Love the podcast, exclamation mark.

Well, thank you very much.

And thank you for writing because that is actually a really, really nice.

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