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Cancel any time T's and sees apply. Hello and this week I'll be talking to a new statesman podcast. I'm deputy editor Helen Lewis and this week I'll be talking to a new

Shaqualian and George Eaton about the surprisingly upbeat mood at Tory Party

conference. In Stedman and I will be tackling the new ways that copyright law is

being enforced on the internet, and Philip

Morm will talk to Caroline Crampton about the last work of the late composer John Taverner. Well, we've nearly made it to the end of conference season, only Lib Dems to go, and I'm joined

by George Eaton, our political editor and Anush Cayley in the acting editor of Staggers,

who've just returned from Birmingham where the Tories held their conference.

George you've written in your column this week that David Cameron was quite chipper in fact

the whole Tory party conference were quite chipper.

When they're four points behind it in the polls, why are they so happy?

They were happy partly because of how badly labor went.

That confirmed their belief that they're in better shape than the opposition, that they deserve to win the election,

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