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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Shirley bringing the best of my times radio show

you can listen live to politics out the boring bits Monday to Friday, 10 till one,

on your DAB radio, on your smartspeaker or download the times radio app. Coming up on today's

episode, our tour of Britain continues. We went to Bournemouth for the Lib Dems, we went to

Manchester for the Tories, Liverpool for the Labour Party, and now we're at lovely Cheltenham,

the Tyrems and Sunday Times Cheltenham Literature Festival, with a very special

live debate in front of an audience of several hundred people, but we're asking what year is it?

So here it is.

Welcome to the Tyrems Radio Debates, here with a live audience at the Cheltenham Literature Festival.

I'm Matt Shirley and because we're now probably only a year away from the next general election,

we brought together some of the biggest electoral brains in the country, just tried to find out

what we can learn from the politics of the past and find out which election in history

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