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on the radio very soon. Right, coming up on the podcast today, an absolute treat he's back.

Regular listeners of the podcast will remember Sam Coats, former deputy political editor at the

Times and general trouble maker. Five years ago this week, Boris Johnson pulled out of the TORI

leadership contest after being knocked in the back by Michael Goh, prompting Sam Coats to appear

on live television, looking a gogg behind Norman Smith on the BBC news channel. Well,

Sam Coats joins me to take a trip down memory lane to recall what happened five years ago

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