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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Chewley, lovely to receive all of your messages

last week, particularly about that interview with Ken McCannam and Neil Bassow, ahead of my five.

Lots of you going touch with that, which is very nice of you. You can always get in touch.

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positions and all that. Anyway, review us, comment review, lovely. Right, coming up on today's

episode, big old week in politics this week, Dominic Cummings, I'm not sure if you've heard of him,

but he's giving evidence to a select committee. What's a select committee I hear you ask?

Well, we explain exactly what the point of the mar and how you survive on whether you're a witness

or you're asking the questions and Patrick Kidd times form sketch writer gives us his take on the

highs and lows of select committees. That's coming up in a moment. But the first we kick off with

our columnist panel and on the Monday, it's always Libby Rachel. That's Libby Purvis and Rachel

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