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Follow the link in the show decided to move all its money into Rare Jar Jar Binks action figures.

They're still on the cardboard and it's a can't fail investment.

I'm Andrew Harrison.

And on today's show, imagine no possessions.

It's easy if you try.

Well, you might not have to try that hard.

Donald Trump's

tariffs are tanking stock markets. They're about to start a global trade war. And they could well

end the age of cheap and plentiful stuff. How is Britain coping with Trump's assault on free trade?

And is there anything we can do to protect ourselves from protectionism? Plus, recognize your age, it's a middle-aged rampage,

the most important group of voters in Britain is people aged between 35 and 59, so I'm about to

become not important, apparently, and they're also the most economically insecure in the country.

Also me. Which party can get these hard-pressed voters on side first? Special guest,

Professor Jane Green of the Nuffield Politics Research Centre, joins us to look at Britain's

real political battleground. And who else is with us? Well, hello to Westminster editor of the leader

Zoe Grenovald. Hello, Zoe. Zoe, you get to open an exciting brand new semi-regular section

called Carry On Chemi.

At the weekend, there was widespread incredulity when Israel expelled the Labour MPs Yuan, Yang, and Abtasam-Mahmad,

saying that they were only there to spread anti-Israel hatred, and Badenut responded that every country should be able to control its borders.

Even one of her shadow minister said it's wrong.

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