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5:12Now PlayingShould Keir Starmer take up golf? On Ex Ministers' Questions a listener asks if taking up the sport would help the Labour leader as he tries to navigate Trump 2.0.
Ed Balls and George Osborne also reflect on who they would like to be stuck with - or not - on a golf course. And they reminisce about some of their other political sporting endeavours!
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