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Hello, this is the Red Box Podcast.

I'm Matt Shirley, bringing you the rest of my Times Radio show.

Don't forget you can listen for free live Monday to Friday, 10 to 1 on your DAB radio, on your Smart Speaker, on the Times Radio app.

Coming up on today's episode is the Battle of Waterlooville.

Will Suella Barveman, lose her seat.

Not to the Labour Party, but the home secretary is up against fellow conservancy, Flick Drummond, for a safe toy seat in Hampshire.

It's all going down to a crutch, though, of members we hear from both sides.

And Stevenage Woman, lots of talk about that, holding the key to Kiss, Starmer's hopes of becoming Prime Minister.

But can two Stevenage women pass the Stevenage Woman test?

That's coming up on the podcast in just a moment.

But first, it's time for the columnists.

The columnists, on Times Radio.

Yeah, normally it would be Aliburth on a Wednesday.

We haven't got any Alistops, but we haven't got a Robert Clampton, morning, morning.

Morning, Matt.

Where is Alistops?

Keying.

Of course she is.

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