I'm Alex Dibble from The Times. There's so much happening in the world right now.

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On the World in 10 podcast, near my team, sit down and go through it all in just 10 minutes.

The Times correspondents join us with eyewitness accounts and interviews.

I was actually on the orthopedic ward, almost all the injuries are shell-fired.

A woman who was inside the police van.

They also give us their unique analysis of world events.

Give the world in 10 and listen. It is 10 minutes to stay on top of the world.

Hello, this is the Webbox Podcast. I'm Matt Jorley, bringing the rest of my Times Radio show.

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and so many of you have been getting in touch this week for the Museum of Political Fiascos.

It was the dreamt-up like Danny Finkelstein.

On the pod early in the week, John Stevens has been trying to find Liz Trusses' lecture.

Well, today we have had hundreds and hundreds of submissions

for what should be included in the Museum of Political Fiascos.

We throw up at the door and I give Patrick McGuire a tour.

That's coming up in just a moment.

India night and James Marriott night at the Marriott will take a look at the news.

But first, as we always do, let's take a look at what we learned this week.

We learned that Gillian Keegan thinks more people should be thanking her for the schools which aren't falling down.

Does anyone ever say, you know what, you've done a f***** good job because everyone else is sat on their f***** and done nothing.

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