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slash change. Hello, this is the Red Box podcast, I'm Matt

Chauley. Coming up on today's episode, a really fascinating chat with Andrew Mitchell,

former Cabinet Minister, former Chief Whip, of course, had to resign over Plubgate,

so we'll talk about all of that. But he's also written a book which sort of lists the lid on

just being this extraordinary establishment figure who then thinks that he's now outside the

establishment, probably interesting, the secrets of whipping, what's it really like in and out of

government and his advice to new MPs, too. So that's coming up as our big thing on the podcast.

Before that, though, it's our columnist panel, no Rachel Investor today, so we've got Libby Purvis

and Susie Boniface.

So let's look ahead to events in the House of Commons a little bit later on. MPs are going to

vote on, well, in fact, Labour's going to stage a vote on banning MPs and taking paid

consultancies, all the directorships, Keir Starmer say, well, in fact, they were going to tell

about that for a vote on Wednesday, but they're going to vote later today to reverse the vote

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