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I've had my rouse with sarcozy over the years, but whenever I see him, I always give him this big hug.

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Hello, and welcome to Coffee House Shots.

I'm James Heel, and I'm joined today by the Spectators, Political Editor to Katie Balls

and the Times columnist Patrick McGuire.

Now we're looking ahead to the next 12 months of 2025. Katie, just off the top of your head,

what do you think the big stories in politics are going to be in 2025 in Britain?

A nice easy question to start. What do I think the big stories are going to be? I mean, I think

the biggest date in the diary is the date in May of the local elections,

even if Angela Rainer's reforms of councils mean that some of them might not go ahead in quite the way we anticipate.

And I think that it's clearly the first big electoral test since the general election.

I also think that there's probably more to play for than you might have anticipated in the days after Labor's large win.

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