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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast.

I'm Matt Chauley, bringing you the best of my time's video show, Monday Thursday, 10 to 11.

You can listen on your radio or your smartphone or your smart speaker or anything that's smart.

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Coming up on today's episode, a really fascinating chat with Anthony Lloyd at the Times' wall correspondent.

We cover everything from what it was like when he was kidnapped in Syria.

Does he have any regrets about finding Shemima Begum?

And what does a wall reporter keep in his bag?

And as an extended interview this, there's more on the podcast than you get on the radio show.

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