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Jane and Fi reflect on the highs (and licks) of Latitude Festival, and England's somewhat lack-lustre win over Haiti.
And they are STILL talking Penny-farthing sightings.
They are also joined by campaigner Daisy, who discusses her campaign to change the law to make children born of rape legally recognised as victims.
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