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I'm Matt Chorley bringing you the best of my Times radio show Monday to Thursday,

10 till one.

So the Toy Party virtual conference grinds on I'm sure you've been logging on and trying to tune in the big moment today was

Wishis soonak's first speech as Chancellor so we thought we'd examine what it's like to be

Britain's most popular politician. Certainly every time we've carried out one of the

focus groups on Times radio and you can listen back to them on the podcast. We've

done three so far.

It doesn't matter whether they're swing voters or voters in Scotland or whatever it might be

whenever we ask who's the most popular politician there's only one answer.

I think with a guy like Rishi who came across pretty well, I think the only Conservatives great.

Probably Rishi sooner.

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