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The pause in Brexit hostilities is welcome for all host of reasons, not least the chance

to sit on the sofa on a Sunday night and catch up with the latest drama.

It's called Operation Paratry.

Our brief was to embed an undercover officer within an organized crime group, Detective

Sergeant John Corbin.

If you're one of the 10 million people gripped by line of duty, you won't need telling what

that was.

He believed he was on to the top now.

Who?

It's just a coordinate, H.

Hilton.

He was the senior police officer who was running the show for organized crime, Hitch.

It is the latest creation of the great Jed Maccurio, the man behind the bodyguard and much

else besides, who's my guest on the podcast this week.

The Lollin politics, the Easter holidays, hasn't just given us the chance to talk to some

one other, the one of the protagonists on either side of the leave-remain debate.

It's also given us the chance to hear what politics might be like if it weren't completely

swamped by Brexit.

At primary school, in particular, children need the space and the freedom to let their

imaginations roam.

Instead, at the ages of just seven and eleven, we put them through unnecessary pressure of

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