Hello and welcome to the week in 60 Minutes, brought to you by Spectator TV and broadcast on Thursday, April the 29th.

I'm Fraser Nelson, standing in for Andrew Neal.

On this week's show, we're going to be covering the latest in the Downing Street

psychodrama, who's going to come out on top, Boris, Dom or perhaps Carrie? Our political

editor, James Versaith, and Katie Balls will give us the latest. Then Douglas Murray and

Kate Andrews will discuss whether

Britain really needs a first lady. Then we'll turn on to the far trickier question, not who

leaked the second lockdown, but whether that lockdown was implemented on a false premise. Now we're

going to be looking at the COVID in India question and then ask if Britain should be donating vaccines

as well as ventilators. And then finally looking at cyber warfare. We're going to be talking to Sir Richard

Dearlove, the former head of MI6, about the new tools head by Russia and China and how much we

should worry. All that to come in the next hour. But before we get going, we've got a new app

which you can get from the app store or an Android. It's got all of the Spectator podcasts, the

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and as ever a special thank you to Charles Stanley one of the UK's leading wealth

management firms and sponsor of Spectator TV without their sponsorship sponsorship, we would have no show to show you.

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Okay, to business. This week's psychodrama is depicted in the front cover of this week's magazine.

We had a pretty tricky job.

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