Just imagine what your best Christmas ever would sound like.

Thank you for calling National Lottery. I can see you calling about a winner today, is that correct?

Yeah, I think I have. I'd just take to double check before I do a cartwheel.

Yeah, I can confirm that you have won the top prize 1.2 million oh my

what happy Christmas why do now you have the best Christmas ever this, it could be you.

The National Lottery.

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Players must be 18 or over. Hello and welcome to the Red Box Politics Podcast and The Times I'm Matt

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Now I know it's important and we'll decide what sort of country we live in for years and decades to come.

But whisper it, my God, it's boring. So we're going to try and do the same this week.

If anyone mentions the B word, I'm going to use my Brexit buzzer.

And we will try and quickly move on. Joining me this week to discuss things which are much more interesting and probably just as if not more important,

Roland Watson, foreign editor of the Times on Solving a Problem like Korea.

Grant Tucker, Times Diarist and Gossip Getter on what MPs get up to late at night,

but first Times Colonist Rachel Sylvester on the Tories problem with getting down with the kids.

Theresa May is planning a charm offensive towards young voters in her party conference speech with number 10 frantically searching for policies that might

reverse the conservators catastrophic collapse in support among the under 40s. Tuition

fees and housing policy are top of the list but will the Tories ever be forgiven for taking a hard

...