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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Jolli and well, at least we've all got to the end

of the week, unless you're the pound. Coming up on today's episode, same my name, same my name.

You might remember a couple of weeks ago when we were talking about what changed during the

course of the Queen's reign. One of the things we looked at was names and how many babies have

been named Elizabeth during 70 years. Turned out, my name used to be really popular. It was in

the top ten. It's now belly in the top hundred. So our brilliant colleague, Venetia Mingus,

has been crunching the data to look at names, the influence of politics on names, and how many

people named their baby after Simba in the Lion King. It's really, really good fun. That's coming

up in just a moment. We'll do the columnist panel as well. First though, let's take a look at what we

learned this week. We learned that Angela Rainer wants to change PMQs when she stands in to go

up against Louise Koffee. Do that say right? Instead of PMQs, shops, Yeagerbums, you know, I can do a

sambooka, any flavour. There's another one called a slippery, I'm not going to mention the rest of it.

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