We invest in new thinking, everything from SpaceX to Epic Games the Maker's A Fort Knight,

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Coming up on today's episode, to be a minister some top advice for if

hypothetically you're about to become a government minister having never done

it before lots of people called Alan and Margaret Beckett. That's coming up in

our big thing. Before that some analysis of Rishi Sunak's big manifesto

announcement. Steve Swinford joins me for that. And don't forget after you've listened to today's episode of politics about the boy and bits, head on over to how to win an election.

This week with Peter Manson, Polly Mackenzie, Danny Finkelstein and US Polster Frank Luntz on the state of politics on both sides of the Atlantic.

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