Welcome to Oh God What Now, I'm Dorian Linsky. Does anyone ever say to us, you know what,

you've done a fucking good job because everyone else has sat in their ass and done nothing.

No signs of that, no?

Anyway, on today's show, the government remains weighed down by the concrete scandal as

Sunack and Gillian Keegan try to dodge the blame and insist that most schools are not

in danger of falling down. Plus, Sunack has put Ally Claire Cattino in charge of the energy

and net zero brief. We'll ask Labour MP and a net zero champion Barry Gardner what he'll

be keeping an eye on. Then, in the extra bit for Patreon backers, we discuss hot mic moments

after Gillian Keegan's accidental honesty. Is it always ethical to share them with the public

or can they cross the line? Before we begin, a reminder, as well as listen to us, you can now

also watch the show on YouTube. Just go to youtube.com slash Oh God What Now, there's a link

in the show notes. Let's meet the panel. Alex Andreu is a political commentator and a pillar

of Oh God What Now, the kind that doesn't crack and fall down. Hi Alex. Hello, Dory.

You're an artistic fellow. Am I? Yes. What do you make of Theresa May's divisive new official

portrait? Do you know, I really love it. I do too. It's a little bit done, minted a little

bit El Greco in a weird way in that sort of elongated Greek orthodox downless kind of.

A little bit kind of Wyndham Lewis modernist. Yeah. Someone pointed out the middle. No,

yes. Sacklichkeit. It's a German school, after expressionism, that rejects any stylization

for cold objectivity. Now, a lot of people say that if you know her, it's a portrait that's very

unfair to her because she's actually not like that. I'm not the polyonic. But it seems to

have misunderstood it actually. I think so. I had died, has captured her perfectly

peering forever with cold disdain at the fuckers who made her life and living her for the

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