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Alex in for Adam.
And you might remember that last week we asked newscasters if they'd been named after a politician, or indeed had maybe named their child after a politician.
And this all came about because we learned during the conservative party conference that Robert Jenrich had given his daughter the middle name Thatcher.
And we did get a few responses to this from newscasters, including this voice note.