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Hello, it's Manvine, bringing you a bonus episode this weekend.

It's been a busy political week.

On Thursday, we brought you our full analysis of the long awaited Sue Gray report.

Although there is still a trickle of resignations and calls of no confidence in the Prime Minister,

coming in from the Tory benches, most of Westminster is now left wondering,

if Boris Johnson remains as leader of the Conservative Party, can it win the next election?

How will the cost of living crisis affect the way people vote,

particularly in the red wall of former Labour seats?

While everyone else was waiting for Sue Gray, on Tuesday, two of the country's

leading political scientists published a major new study.

It busts a series of myths about the so-called red wall.

They spoke to Matt Chawley on the Times Red Box podcast, and we thought the discussion was

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