Well, welcome to Not Another One. I'm Tim Montgomery and I'm joined, as always, by Miranda Green and Ian Martin, both in the studio this week.

And down the line, where are you from, Steve Richards? Where are you speaking to us? Green and Ian Martin, both in the studio this week.

And down the line, where are you from, Steve Richards?

Where are you speaking to us from today?

Well, I think when we're not in the studio, our locations are becoming increasingly glamorous. I know Ian was in Greece at one point, and I'm on the Algarth.

And I was planning to miss our discussion, but I'm on a walking

holiday and I am slightly injured. So I did a shorter walk, got to the hotel and I thought, well,

what better thing to do, I could sit outside and read or join you. So I'm joining you, live from the Algar.

Was your injury because of Miranda kicking you under the table last week for showing the ads, the ads cardboard?

Yeah, it was an act of violence from under the table a week ago with many consequences. But I have, you know, inevitably as I'm with a

group here and we've all been following for twists and turns, so I do know what's been going on.

You can't switch off and you're not, it's wrong to switch off in, in a, in a saga like this,

wherever you are. Well, look, we go, we apologize to our listeners in advance, really, for this episode if it's

overtaken by events, because we're recording on Tuesday afternoon.

And by the time you start to receive it on your podcast feeds on Wednesday morning,

goodness knows what might have happened.

A lot has happened even today.

So we're just going to have

some sort of therapy session amongst ourselves, I think, and talk about what's happening.

I think we're going to try and talk a little bit about how Kirstama, Britain's Prime Minister,

has done over the last few days. The different reactions that Kemi Badernock and Nigel Farage have

had to the remarks by J.D. Vance about the, well,

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