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In this episode we talk about the latest developments on the coronavirus

response in the UK, Universal credit, and you ask us on what Kirestormer,

if he wins, what Kirestormers Shadow Cabinet

will look like. So it's been another week of the government's response to coronavirus and Stephen as you wrote in your

morning call this morning it seems like the tide is beginning to turn for them do you

want to say why you think that's the case? Well I think the interesting thing is I think this morning for those

of you who subscribe and get this on the day we record it and the day after for those

of you who don't we saw sort of the most critical front pages in terms of the government's handling of this since the crisis began.

And I think from memory the most critical that we've seen since Boris Johnson became Prime Minister, you're not just from kind of, you know, the independent and the left-wing press,

that's smaller independent, but from, you know, right across the political firm,

including, of course, the Telegraph, with the main target of

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