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Thanks so much for tuning in. This is the podcast where we delve deep, try and contextualize,

assess the potential consequences of all the twists and turns erupting around British politics as we gather together.

I mean, you know, I've started doing two podcasts a week and it doesn't feel quite enough to cover all the various themes that we need to

explore in our times together. But I'm not going to do three or four. That is to reassure you with a

reassuring pledge. So today actually is quite a challenge for all of us on the rock and roll

politics cooperative because there are so many brilliant questions which raise profound

themes. I want to turn to them as quickly as possible

and cover some of them. And they will allow us to address some of the kind of big issues around

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