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Well, welcome back. I'm Ed Faisy and I'm going to be unpacking the politics of the day,

asking whether it feels like the starting gun has been fired early on the next election,

even though we're not even a year on from the last election.

Here to help. Two of the cleverest people in Fleet Street, it says here. Times columnist Sir Trevor Phillips, welcome to the show.

Thank you, Ed. I feel like I'm in some funny. What's that group now?

You are. We'll talk about that in a minute.

Daily Mail columnist, still without her damehood, Sarah Vine.

Hello. Hello. I feel you're damning us with faint praise there.

I'm just reading out the script you sent in, Sarah.

Okay, sorry.

Trevor, Giles Corrin, recently wrote a column

comparing the Times comment desk to members of Dad's Army.

He said you were Sergeant Wilson, their character, of course, played by John LeMissurier.

Are you happy with that comparison?

Well, you know what?

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