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1131
Andrew says hello to our guests for the show: Tory MP Nadine Dorries,
and Gordon Brown's former sidekick Ed
Balls.
1137
It's Day Two of our Food Week and Jenny is Thame in Oxfordshire, visiting a
co-op supermarket, looking at food miles, labelling and organic food, and asking
shoppers whether anyone cares.
1141
It's early days for Lib Dem leader Menzies Campbell, but
he seems to be preparing to move his party to the right; Laura asks whether he might
find the centre ground of politics to be a little crowded.
1143
Andrew is joined by one of the big winners from the Lib Dem reshuffle: Treasury
spokeswoman Julia
Goldsworthy to ask whether Ming has abandoned his tax policies.
1150
Your chance to win a Daily Politics mug with our Guess The Year quiz.
1154
Andrew is joined by the BBC's political editor Nick Robinson, both of them
looking forward to Sir Menzies' first appearance as Lib Dem leader at Prime
Minister's Questions.
1156
We cross the road to the Commons as David Wilby takes us through Prime
Minister's Questions.
1227
Andrew discuss PMQs with Nick and asks our guests Ed and Nadine what they made of it.
1234
We return to Jenny in Oxfordshire to see how Prime Minister's Questions went down in
Thame and find out the winner of Guess The Year.
1237
A fortnight until the budget, and one of the possibilities grabbing a lot of
attention is the idea of whacking up the the tax on 4x4s and other gas-guzzling
cars. Actress Jenny Agutter
joins us and implores us to reclaim the streets.
1247
Jenny offers up the final course of today's Food Week instalment from Oxfordshire,
and looks at your emails on what we're eating and where we're buying it.
1253
And then back to Westminster for your questions to Ed and Nadine.
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