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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the spectators' daily politics podcast.

I'm Katie Balls and I'm joined by James Forsyff and Fraser Nelson.

Today is a significant day in Richie's Unique's premiership.

It is the day of his first U-turn.

Fraser, we heard last week that Richie's Unique from Downey Street was not planning to go to

COP27 as he was going to work on the autumn statement. Now he is planning to go, what does this

tell us? But the laddie is for returning, I'm afraid to say, of no great opinions whether he

should or shouldn't go to COP. But what I do think is that when Richie's Unique says he

does something, he'd better do it. If he establishes a reputation for somebody who can get blown

around, then he will get blown around. If he responds to pressure, people will apply more pressure

to him. Now I can see by the way of reason for not going to COP26, he's got a 27 sorry.

Now that he's got a budget to do, he's got a small boat's crisis to...

Pretty long flight.

On all the rest of it, £2,000 a room hotel nights, who needs it? In many ways this is all,

you know, I think Greta Thimberg's quite right to say that this is sort of staged nonsense.

Now he's saying, oh, this is very important, the biggest problem facing our planet, etc,

except it's completely not. But anyway, suffice to say, he's going along with that.

And now he's going off to do what he said he wouldn't do. Now it doesn't, you know, a huge thing,

but I do think it's worrying because there's going to be lots of other people wanting to blow

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