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JANUARY 31 2024, 6:30PM

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Following our first election-themed event last year, the Inside Politics team




invite you to chime in the new year with a subscribers' special pub quiz.




Think British politics trivia, plus, in the spirit of the newsletter,




a culture and film round.

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Stephen Bush

Columnist & Associate Editor, Financial Times

Stephen Bush is an associate editor and columnist at the Financial Times. He writes the Inside Politics daily newsletter, charting the course of politics and policy in the United Kingdom, and a wide-ranging weekly column.

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