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Hello and welcome to oh God what now the politics podcast that really likes that hat you're wearing.

Don't listen to anyone else. They don't know style like we know style. I'm Alex Andro.

On today's show it's cruel, it's expensive and it's illegal. The Court of Appeal rules at

Sweller Braveman's Rander Plan is grounded. But the head bangers on the back benches have a plan

of their own. Clamped down on foreign students and care workers. Is the tiger that the

Tories have been riding finally about to eat their face. And it's 75 years since the foundation

of the National Health Service. HIPPY BIPY NHS. After 13 years in power, government has finally

produced a 15 year staffing plan. Only problem, it doesn't include current staff. Plus in our new

featureette we look at the heroes and villains of the week. Let's meet the panel. Rachel Kahnliffe

is senior associate editor of the new statesman. Hello Rachel. Hello.

Sue Gray is back in the news. Even though she has been cleared by the relevant body, Acuba,

the cabinet office announced today that she had been found prima facie guilty of breaking the

civil service code, which means they accused her of breaking it. She said that her old employer

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