This Tuesday, Amazon brings the unmissable UAFA Champions League match.

Unbelievable!

Tottenham versus Villarreal.

And it's touched goal at one a straight!

The UEFA Champions League, Tuesday from 6.30pm.

It's on Prime.

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Hello, I'm Hugo Rifkin and now we're going to be unpacking the politics of the day,

asking whether the Prime Minister is really drinking in the last chance saloon,

and whether Andy Burnham is really going to be the one who calls last orders.

And joining me two times journalists who, I'm sure, have plenty of more pub metaphors up their sleeves.

And they are, Seb Payne. Hello, Seb.

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