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Does Kemi Badenoch need to work harder to get the public to understand what she’s about and what she stands for? Ruth’s got some advice for the new Conservative leader after her first few weeks in the job.

After a run of wins in local council seats, we ask if Labour and the Conservatives need to be more worried about Nigel Farage and Reform.

And, if you listen to this podcast sped up, things are going to get even faster at the start of the episode!

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It’s Crypto Week: These are the key dates to watch

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US House leaders have designated this week as “crypto week,” during which lawmakers will vote on three major digital asset bills. Here’s what to expect.

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What you need to know about Roman Storm’s Tornado Cash trial

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Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm’s trial could set a precedent for how much responsibility developers bear for decentralized tools used illegally.

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Comeback kid: Rachel Reeves’s revival plan

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The chancellor is back out on the road to start the government’s re-launch week, ahead of the parliamentary recess.

In today’s episode, Sky News’ Sam Coates and Politico’s Anne McElvoy explain how comments on a proposed wealth tax by Rachel Reeves’s cabinet colleagues may have already put her in a tricky situation.

Elsewhere, Buckingham Palace has confirmed that Windsor Castle will host US President Donald Trump for a second unprecedented state visit in September.

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