I'm Ed Vasey and we're going to be unpacking the politics of the day and the stuff that's even more important than politics.

From the Badenock reshuffle that's currently underway to Kier-Starmer's achievements so far,

to the surprising news that the US Vice President J.D. Vance is coming to the Cotswolds for his summer holiday.

Now to two brilliant minds I would thoroughly enjoy holidaying with.

It's the Times is James Marriott. Welcome to the show.

Thank you for having me. Good morning.

And Sarah Dytum, welcome to the show.

Hello. That is a bold claim that you'd enjoy holidaying with me. I just came back from Cornwall

and one of the highlights was that I made my husband go for a walk up to tours in thick fog

with about 10 metres visibility and both of this got back to the car and

literally burst into tears. So if you think that sounds fun, by all means. I think you do really

do think that sounds fun and you were just reading out something that's been written for you.

That is correct, James Merriott. I was reading out my script and I can now confirm that I

never want to go on holiday with Sarah Ditum. So there you go. Nor do I... What? Some of it was nice.

Nor do I want Sarah Ditum in my Tory shadow cabinet. Not that it's my choice. Kemi Badenock is using the last day of Parliament.

It's not the last day of Parliament. It's the last day of the House of Commons. The House of Lords is going to slog away till Thursday lunchtime.

Anyway, she's launching the last day of the House of Commons to reset her leadership of the Conservative Party.

She's planning a shadow cabinet reshuffle.

We know that James Cleverly is going to return to a prominent front bench role,

and we know that a man called Edward Agar is no longer going to be the health spokesman.

Sarah Dytum, which shadow cabinet member do you want to be stuck up at all with?

No, do you have any interest at all in this shadow cabinet res do you want to be stuck up at all with no do you have any interest at all

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