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I'm Ed Vasey and we're going to be unpacking the politics of the day from ID cars,

the problems awaiting labour as they make their way to Liverpool for their party conference to GQ's 125 rules on how to be a modern gentleman.

Joining me is someone who certainly fits that bill, of course. It's the former diplomatic editor

of the Times. Michael Binion, welcome to the show. Thank you indeed. And also our columnist is

Emma Duncan. Welcome to the show, Emma. Thank you. And I'm our columnist is Emma Duncan.

Welcome to the show, Emma.

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