Health and Fitness guru, Nish Kumar, returns to the last post to flex some muscle in the world on Totalitarian trends and dissects what the most powerful of these totalitarian rulers have all had in common. 

For more HIITS from Nish Kumar, or if you’re even up for some reps, go to episode 88 for some home workout news or episode 103 for News on Live Music.

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Looking for All Biscuits Matter news from Eswatini? You've come to the right place! Disgraced yoga instructress and fan favourite Charlie George brings exactly that to The Last Post so come right in - the kettle is on. 

To hear more from Charlie go to episodes 189 (Crap Towns news), 212 (Global Greetings news) and 219 (Agreeableness news from Togo).

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Huge news from Tom Ballard as he reveals to host Alice Fraser that Russia has not only been perverting democracy across the world but has been meddling in other parts of our digital world. 

To hear Tom on the 36th best podcast episode of 2020 (Indie Wire), head to episode 124 where he and Alice reminisced about his glorious 10 years of appearances on The Last Post. 

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As the cold cyber war heats up, Andrew Zaltzman joins Alice Fraser to discuss all in the world of bots, nuclear-level memes, and the conscription of teenager social media users to fight on the cyber frontlines. 

To hear more from Andrew, go to episodes 199 (Royal Family news), 216 (Quarantine Babies news) and 218 (Celebrities Wading Into Politics news). 

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Our communication via the space-time glitch continues with increased sophistication as we review another week of news from the OTHER dimension hosted by THAT Alice Fraser. 

Starting off the week is Last Post favourite, Celebrity Celebrity Andy Zaltzman who reveals the earth shattering outcome of the Coronavirus on those that decided to procreate as well as isolate during this quarantine period (ep. 216), next John-Luke Roberts the ROYAL shared some fascinating news about recently resurrected poet and playwright, Oscar Wilde in Quotes and Misquotes news (ep.217), we were joined again by Andrew ‘Andy’ Zalztman who shared some of his scintillating opinions on the turbulent topic of celebs wading into politics (ep.218), following this we were visited by disgraced yoga instructor Charlie George who brought all the agreeableness news - specifically from Togo (ep.219) and to round up the week his royalness John-Luke Roberts was back with some critical insights on U-turn news (220).

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John-Luke Roberts the Royal graces us with his omni-potent presence today on the last post with some fascinating insights on the governments rebranding campaign in U-turn news…before they changed their mind.

Listen back to John-Luke and his regal reporting on Sleep News (episode 82) and to then compliment that perfectly, coffee news (episode 152).

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After you! No, after you! Disgraced yoga instructress Charlie George brings all the agreeableness news - specifically from Togo - to today's episode of The Last Post. 

To hear Charlie's previous appearances, listen to episodes 181 (Religion news), 189 (Crap Towns news) and 212 (Global Greetings news). 

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Celebrity celebrity Andrew 'Andy' Zaltzman joins host Alice Fraser to muse on the rhumba of power lust that exists between celebrities and politicians, as Kanye West considers vice president candidates for his 2020 US Election campaign, including Judge Judy, Lady Gaga and Homer Simpson.

To hear more from Andrew, listen to episodes such as 100 (Corona Clampdown news), 104 (UK Labour latest) and 105 (Royal Family update). 

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HRH - formerly disgraced Home Secretary - John-luke Roberts is back to discuss with host Alice Fraser some fascinating news regarding quotes and misquotes brought about by the recent revival of previously very dead Irish poet and playwright, Oscar Wilde. 

If you would like to listen back to John-Luke Roberts’ dramatic ascendency to Royalty, listen to episode 198 (Fact-fiction crossover news) when the first whiff of what was to come was given, followed by episode 199 when the big revelation was delivered by Celebrity Celebrity Andy Zaltzman when he was reporting on Royal Family News, then hear the confirmation of the news in episode 203 (Political innovation news) from HRH JLR himself.  

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Exciting procreation news today as celebrity celebrity Andrew Zaltzman reveals to host Alice Fraser that there is an all-new gestation period for Covid-conceived foetuses, who appear to be weighing up whether it's worth entering the world in its current state.

To hear more from Andy, head to episodes such as 163 (Food Delivery news), 168 (Political Scandal news) or 176 (K-Pop Prankster news).

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