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Hello and welcome to The Trall where we scroll through social media so you don't have to.

I'm Marina Perkis and I'm on my own because Gemma is currently on a sun lounger and we're taking our first break in nearly two years.

But we felt a bit like, oh, what are we doing? We can't leave you. We can't leave

you high and dry. So today's episode, we're looking back at the best bits of some of the

incredible guests we've been fortunate enough to interview on the Trawle meets. So we're going to be

looking back at interviews from Gary Lineca, Carol Vorderman, James

O'Brien and Jess Phillips. So hopefully a little bit of a treat for you. First up,

Gary Linneka on the BBC impartiality row he became embroiled in after he tweeted about the

government's asylum policy, whether he'd kiss a Tory and who his

favourite people to follow on Twitter are.

We just couldn't come to any kind of agreement at the time.

And I had a group chat with the guys, Anna Shira and Ian Wright.

And I said to them the day before, I said,

I've got a feeling this will end up with me being taken off the show.

And right, your immediate reply to it, if you're not doing the show, I'm not doing the show.

And I thought, yeah, it's one thing saying those things.

But then when they did take me off the show, within 20 minutes, Ian tweeted saying he was going

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