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Hello and welcome to the Red Box Politics Podcast from The Times. I'm Matt Jolly back from the

Easter recess break. This week we're talking polling, the possibility of a new political party and my favorite story for some time the Museum of Brexit.

This week I'm joined in the studio by Times Senior Political Correspondent Lucy Fisher who wonders what we might put in the Museum of Brexit.

Times Economist Ian Martin asks if a centrist party, another one is being launched, but will they ever get off the ground?

But first, polling analyst and founder of Number Crunch of

politics, Matt Singh, are what exactly is going on in the polls.

All of the polls in the last month put the Conservatives in the lead. A governing party

even narrowly ahead at this point is doing pretty well on any historical comparison.

But with the 2017 campaign so fresh in the memory and much uncertainty on the horizon,

most are wary of thinking in those terms.

Currently we have two main parties

contesting the mantle of least unpopular

with the Lib Dems pretty much

where they've been for the last eight years.

At some point the stalemate will be broken

but it remains unclear just what that will take

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