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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Chauley. It's Fuffa for Friday, the Labor Party is packing

its swimming chunks and heading to the beach for the party conference this weekend. So on today's

episode of the podcast, we take a look at what can go wrong at party conferences. It's an absolute

cracker. So that's coming up in just a separate first. It's our columnist panel. It's Friday, so it

must be Melanie Reed and James Forsyth.

We'll talk about things that can go wrong at party conferences and when things have gone wrong

for you at a moment. But James, let's look ahead to the party conferences and what leads to politics

at all. And you've and there's been lots of talk about winter of discontent and you've sort of

you've tackled this in your column in the time today. Talking about the spectrum of the 70s

haunts the Tories and this combination of rising bills, rising inflation could could start to become

a political problem. Yeah, there are some eerie parallels for the 70s. What drove the inflation

in the 70s was the abandonment of a gold standard in 71 and the oil shop of 73, 74 oil price went

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