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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast, I'm Matt Chawley. Coming up today, I've been out and

about on the streets of London, where the sort of tall that begins where the queen was born,

takes him back in palace, the horse cars parade, Westminster Hall and Westminster Abbey,

and we're going to look at particular then at the history of Westminster Hall, because it's

such an extraordinary building. I think everyone forgets it, they just think the houses of Parliament

is all the green benches, the commons, and they take back to the 50s. So that's coming up

and our big thing in just a moment. But first, as ever, on a Tuesday, we kick off with...

Finkelvitch with Daniel Finkelstein and David Aronovich on Times Radio.

Yes, and here they are. Have a good morning to Danny Finkelstein.

Morning, Danny. Good morning, good morning.

And good morning to David. What a rich morning, David. Good morning, Matt.

Thank you for that, David. It's a good voiceover or audition.

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