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EMQs: What did Queen Elizabeth II really think about Boris Johnson?
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9:08Now PlayingThe new book from Tim Shipman, author of the Brexit quartet, is coming out, and it exposes what Queen Elizabeth II really thought about Boris Johnson. Was it a fair assessment? George Osborne and Ed Balls certainly approve.
Plus, in light of the original pencilled date for the general election rolling around, Tim asks Ed and George whether Rishi Sunak should have taken the original advice and stuck to a November election. Would we be looking at a different government if he had?
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On the Political Currency podcast, Ed Balls and George Osborne take us behind closed doors into the rooms where decisions are made. Having battled it out across the despatch box, the former Chancellor and shadow chancellor now meet in the studio to discuss the decisions that affect the nation’s pockets.
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