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Telegraph podcast hitting the road for live audience shows

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The Telegraph’s signature podcast is hitting the road for a UK tour.

The Daily T will make stops in four different cities, with Worthing’s venue being The Pavilion Atrium.

Journalists Camilla Tominey and Tim Stanley will serve as hosts, leading conversations about the Royal Family alongside guest panellists Phil Dampier and Lady Colin Campbell.

Tickets are being offered on a first-come, first-served basis for those wishing to attend. They can be bought via squadup.com/events/the-daily-t-on-the-road-worthing.

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The tour kicks off in London on April 27 and wraps up in Worthing on April 30.

Every live event will have its own distinct theme, with Worthing selected for an in-depth Royal Family discussion. This will draw on the extensive knowledge and perspectives offered by Phil Dampier and Lady Colin Campbell.

Additionally, the panellists will respond to questions posed by attendees.

The Worthing event runs from 12:30pm until 2pm, giving participants a full ninety minutes to engage with the royal discussion.

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