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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Isabel Hardman and I'm joined by James Forsyth and Katie Balls.

Well, we've just come out of Prime Minister's questions, which wasn't the most

revelatory session that we've ever had, James. Did we learn anything? I thought that both

Kirstarmer and Boris Johnson appeared to be enjoying it slightly more than usual. Kirstearn was very

pleased with this line about how he wasn't taking any lectures from someone who proposed Donald Trump

for the Nobel Peace Prize and given Dominic Cummings a pay rise. And Boris Johnson was relish bringing up Charlie Folkman's rather unfortunate comments about how the COVID crisis was a gift that kept on giving.

Boris Johnson also indulged in his other favourite activity of the moment, which is winding up the Scottish National Party.

They call them the Scottish Nationalist Party.

Katie, there was one line about vaccinations that was interesting, and I think moved things on

a little bit. What was that?

We had the Prime Minister suggesting something I think has been reported fairly widely,

but almost confirmation that we are heading to a point where

there will be a need to vaccinate people again, potentially in the autumn, and this is just

...