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The Nal Show!

Show! Thank you very much. So for the second week running we begin by pointing out that

we know there's an election coming but we don't know, and the whole country is treading water until we do.

You see, they could be trying to pick a date where the nation might feel good, like during the

Euros, or straight after Eurovision, or during the Olympics.

Next for the High Jump, Rishi Sunak.

The thing the government seems to be most banking on is their plan to

around 300 asylum seekers to Rwanda, leaving only the other 161,000

waiting for a decision still in the country.

Labour predictably criticized the plan this week,

claiming that each person sent to Rwanda will cost the same

as sending six people into space. Which isn't really fair on the government because

sending migrants into space is a reform party policy.

But anything that boosts the PM's image is welcome.

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