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Gavin Williamson and whether or not he should have ever given him a job,

that's coming up in just a moment with Tim Shipman. Before that, as ever, it's our columnist

panel. And on a Wednesday, it's The Columnists with Alibert, Alice Thompson and Robert Crampton

on Times Radio. Yeah, they're both here in the studio, which is nice. Morning, Anna Stompson.

Morning. Morning, Robert Crampton. Morning, Matt Charlie. Nice to have you both here.

Let's talk about Gavin Williamson.

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