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You know, when Helen used to get home from work, I'd ask, how are you?

Fine, she'd say.

She clearly wasn't.

After 10 years in IT, she was on autopilot. Then she found this job, training up-and-coming tech wizas at the college, same skills but with new people, new challenges.

Now when she gets back, I get the full debrief. Can't get a word in.

Give your skills new life.

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Last episode, I was bemoaning the PM's radio silence on the complete meltdown in the UK economy.

Today, well, you couldn't get her off the airwaves.

Where have you been? Prime Minister, with respect, couldn't get her off the airwaves. Where have you been? Yeah, but Prime Minister, with respect, that is the same scripted answer you've given to every BBC local radio station this morning. A couple of people have said to me, here in Nottingham, this is like a reverse Robin Hood. No one can deny you enter Downing Street with a difficult job on your hands, but you've made the situation worse so far, haven't you? And Lydia says, are you ashamed of what you've done, are you?

I think we have to remember what situation this country is. It would appear we've moved from

Trussonomics to Trussonomics. The don't call it a budget or growth plan, as the government

preferred, led to a run on the poundthe-pound, increased mortgage payments,

hiked the cost of government borrowing in near perpetuity, caused the daily shop to become more

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