Surprise, Surprise

Where Politics Meets History

Global

Politics, History, News

4.5 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2019

⏱️ 119 minutes

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Summary

In the longest episode ever Iain Dale & Jacqui Smith discuss the seismic political events of the week and try to make some sense of what has happened, and in the last half an hour they welcome a much loved surprise guest from the world of political media. They start by discussing the Supreme court decision, the use of language in politics, the Labour and Tory conferences, John Major, David Cameron’s book, Naga Munchetty and the return of Spitting Image. Smut quota: Medium

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0:00.0	Lou and Airport Express from St Pancras featuring little prices.
0:05.0	Only got 32 minutes to go.
0:07.0	Comes every 30 minutes, you know.
0:08.0	So turn up your radio.
0:10.0	We'll turn the price way down low.
0:12.0	Fuck ahead and get a deal, yo.
0:14.0	Starts when my turner and you're good to go.
0:16.0	Nothing worse than traffic.
0:17.0	So slow.
0:18.0	Would it happen on a train?
0:19.0	Heck no.
0:20.0	32 minutes, t, t, t, t, t. Because it on a train? Heck no. 32 minutes, tut, tut, tut, no traffic,
0:22.1	because it's a train, tut, tut, tut, tut.
0:24.8	Lunar Airport Express, 32 minutes to go.
0:27.6	Well, good morning, everybody.
0:41.4	Welcome from lovely Malvern in the Worcestershire countryside and from probably pretty miserable Manchester.
0:48.8	It is.
0:49.6	It is.
0:50.2	I've got my load in coat with me.
0:52.4	It's got its first outing this week because autumn is here.
0:56.3	Winter is coming, Jackie, in so many ways.
1:00.3	I know that that is a Game of Thrones reference,
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