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Hello this is the Webbox podcast, I'm Matt surely bringing you the rest of my times where they're

showing you can listen live Monday to Friday 10 to 1 on your DAB radio on your smart speaker

or download the times radio app. Coming up on today's episode, but unusual for this,

not a refrigerator so I was brought to in the show from home today. We've been taking a look at

working from home, speaking to a world leader in working from home, the Professor Nick Bloom,

apparently we need to rewire not just about everything, so really, really interesting

into coming up with him in just a moment. We'll speak to Indianite and James Marriott as well,

getting there take on news. But first let's be honest, we always do on a Friday. Let's take a look

at what we learned this week. We learned them might be Chinese spies working in parliament.

Well, the walls having ears would make a change in the ceiling having cracks in it. Yes,

we learned that the Palace of Westminster has rack concrete, so I asked

Lawrence the well and Bowen what he would do to smarten the place up of it.

What we should really be doing with the houses of parliament is it's basically just open it up for

two or changing rooms makeover. You know, forget the black concrete, forget the

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