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It's day three with no Fi, so to help her cheer up, Jane is joined by three guests this episode.
Historical author Julia Boyd discusses the news that a 97-year-old former typist at a Nazi concentration camp has been convicted of aiding in the murder of more than 10,000 people.
Times Radio's Chief Political Commentator Lucy Fisher shares her most memorable interview of the year, and Asa Bennett, former speechwriter for Liz Truss, sheds some light on working for the UK's shortest serving PM.
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Assistant Producer: Kate Lee
Times Radio Producer: Rosie Cutler
Podcast Executive Producer: Ben Mitchell
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