I'm Hello and welcome to rock and roll politics with me, Steve Richards.

Thank you very much indeed for tuning in for what's going to be another packed cram time together we've got so much

to get through I will be reflecting on the significance of the by-election the Lib Dem's

colossal gain in what should have been on what was a safe tory seat. Does it matter? What does it

signify? Do by elections matter? And somehow kind of neatly, this will develop into reflections on

Kier Starrma and Prime Minister's questions and his reshuffling of his team and so on.

Then we'll move on to your questions, quite a lot on that by-election, of course,

but loads of other things as well.

A few really sophisticated bread-making techniques.

The kind of number of listeners making bread on a scale that threatens

the future of bakeries around the country. So a bit of that and much, much more besides. So a lot

to get through as ever. Before we begin, now don't go running yet. Don't start baking the bread.

Don't start ironing yet. All the things that go on while you listen to the podcast. Get a pen.

Make a note. The show is live back at King's Place in the main hall. Obviously socially

distance because Freedom Day,

Freedom Day has been postponed until sometime in July and who knows what the situation

will be there.

But I can tell you this King's Place and the main hall will be the safest place in the world

probably socially distanced but we will be having fun live on the stage place in the world probably, socially distanced, but we will be having fun,

live on the stage again, like the olden days. And you can get tickets on the King's Place website.

It's Monday, June the 28th, the next Monday. Yeah. It'll be streamed as well for the global

audience of rock and roll politics.

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