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Hello and welcome to the edition podcast from The Spectator, where each week we look at three pieces from the magazine with the writers behind them.

I'm Lara Prendergast, the Spectator's executive editor.

And I'm William Moore, the Spectator's features editor.

On this week's episode, we look ahead to Harry and Megan's UK tour,

ask whether Trussonomics can tackle the cost of living,

and discuss whether successful writers can be friends with less successful ones.

First up, for the cover of the magazine this week,

Freddie Gray has written about Harry and Megan, who are back with a vengeance.

Freddie joins us now, along with Tanya Gold.

Freddie, what should we expect from the Sussex's upcoming UK tour?

Well, the last couple of weeks have given us perhaps a flavour of what's to come.

Megan seems to be sort of directing the Sussex show now.

She launched this podcast last week.

The first episode was with Serena Williams.

The episode this week was with Mariah Carey.

And it's called Arotypes.

It is, if you're a bit like me, horrendous to listen to.

It's really, really boring.

It's unbelievably cloying, self-pitying, pretends to be talking about archetypes, which is actually talking about stereotypes, and it's talking about,

really, the first episode was how Megan was victimised. The second episode was really about

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