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Hello and welcome to the Red Box Podcast on The Times. I'm Matt Surely.

First I have a confession to make. I'm going on holiday. It's been quite a year, month and

week in politics, so I'm offer a lie down and a lie in politics, so I'm off for a lie down and a lie in.

The podcast on my morning email briefing will return in late August.

Obviously subscribe to the podcast via iTunes on your Android device and the next episode will download automatically when we do it.

So just over six months after taking over Red Box, this seems like a good time to take stock of the

huge changes we've seen in British politics and consider what the future holds.

Joining me this week are John McDonough, who wonders why Corbin doesn't just go.

Faye Schlesinger, the Times Head of News who says the political news feast will continue

for years. But first Sam Coates deputy

political over the Times on the legacy of our newest ex-prime minister.

Will David Cameron be remembered as the worst Prime Minister of my lifetime.

The ex- Prime Minister who was checking his iPhone from the backbenchers during Theresa May's

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