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What's a political move to stick two fingers up at Suella Brabman.

Politics at Jack and Sam's is the podcast where we tell you what's going to happen next week in the wild world of Westminster.

My name is Jack Blenshard of Politico.

And with me, as always, is the great Sam Coats of Sky News.

Keeping you ahead of the political agenda.

One top civil servant said to me, they're 70-30 in favour of thinking something will happen as soon as Monday.

Sam, is it going to happen? Yes or no?

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Hello there. Now, can we start today with this voice note from Heather?

So I had a dream about the ladies from the podcast.

So we wanted people to talk about this podcast, but Heather's gone to the next level.

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