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Hello and welcome to the Safety Ridge on Sunday podcast after yet another busy week in politics.

This week I've been speaking to Oliver Dowden, the newly appointed Deputy Prime Minister,

and we also heard from the leader of the Liberal Democrats, Ed Davey.

Well, joining us today to unpick all of this is the Guardian's Deputy Political

Editor Jessica Elgoat. Lovely to have you on the programme. Great to be here. First time. Yeah.

And we're also joined by our show's producer, Scott Beasley. Hey, Scott. Hi,

everyone. Good. Before we begin, we would love it if you subscribe to our podcast. We're here every

Sunday with all the politics you need for the week ahead. And I mean, it's just a rollercoaster in

politics at the minute. So it's definitely worth subscribing. This week was like, I mean, just another crazy week in Westminster, Dominic Raab resigning.

And it was interesting, wasn't it, Scott?

Because when we first learned Oliver Davenom was going to be on the programme on Sunday,

he had one job title.

And then by the time he was on the programme, he had a completely new one,

which I think really shows the kind of the roller coaster we're on.

Well, it's funny, isn't I mean, we've been waiting for

that Dominic Raab report for what seems like a very long time and we've quite often put questions

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