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The very first PMQ's unpacked with the new promises for all of that next week,

and then we've got a focus group on what swing voters have made of our new leaders. All of that

next week. Coming up on today's episode, though, we look back at a Bolton and Kate Becan,

the new hosts of the Times Radio Sunday show. They've been looking back at the three acts of

Boris Johnson's premiership, really, really interesting discussion with them coming up.

In a moment we'll have the commonest panel, but first let's take a look at what we learned this week.

The columnists with 4mL, James Forsyth and Melanie Reed on Times Radio.

Yes, it's good to speak to our Friday columnists.

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