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Hello and welcome to copyhouse shots.

I'm James Yiel and I'm joined today by Katie Balls and Fraser Nelson.

Now Katie, the big row dominating labor at the moment

is his praise for Margaret Thatcher from Kerestama

in an op-ed for Sunday Telegraph.

Talk us through this row. So this is something Kyiostama has done a few

times which is on a weekend when his team want to make news. They write op-ed for the telegraph. Obviouslyirstammer writes every word himself and it

plays to the right it pitches to the right audience and it's ultimately Kirstammer

showing some leg and and everyone says,

Oh, look, Labor, parking their tanks and Tory lawns.

What's happened this weekend is he's decided to use that opportunity

to praise Thatcher. So he said in his Sunday Telegraph. use that

he said in his Sunday telegraph article that every moment of meaningful

change in modern British poets begins a realization that politics

must act in service of the British people rather than dictating to them.

Margaret Thatcher sought to drag Britain out of its stupor by setting loose our natural entrepreneurialism.

Now he went on to then also to talk about Tony Blair being such

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