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The ninth edition of Prospect's monthly podcast

By Tom Clark  
May 12, 2017
June 2017

Nick Cohen, Christine Ockrent and Geoffrey Wheatcroft join our editor, Tom Clark, to discuss the British and French elections, as well as the extraordinary resilience of the Tory party.

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