This episode of Politics Without the Boring BTS is sponsored by BT, because BT means business.

B.T knows that businesses come in many shapes, sizes, and guises,

from the person just starting out at their kitchen table to the biggest employer,

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No doubt connectivity is a must in Westminster, and it certainly helped us to get this episode created and distributed to you listening right now.

BT already connects more than 1 million businesses and public sector organizations, offering secure and reliable connectivity.

Nearly three quarters of people running a business or side hustle feel they couldn't do so without

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That's why having connectivity you can count on is a must for business,

whether it be facilitating multiple devices being connected at once,

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BT's connectivity helps keep you and your customers happy.

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Search, BT's got your back. Hello, I'm Matt Jolly and this is Politics Without the Boing But it's coming up on today's

episode, the exit interviews continue.

Today with a special episode

with the outgoing First Minister of Wales,

Mark Drakeford, his successor named later this week.

He looks back on his six years in charge and lifts the lid on his slightly

fractious relationship with all of the Tory Prime Ministers he's had to deal with.

Before that the columnist panel Libby Purvis and Trevor Phillips reacting to the news that Lee Anderson

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