Hello, this is the Webbox Podcast. I'm Matt Chauley, bringing you the best of my times

radio show. You know this already. You can listen live Monday to Friday, 10-till-one,

moving you politics without the boring bits. We bring you a half-an-use political midday,

and much else besides coming up today on the podcast as the COVID-19 inquiry gets underway.

We take a look at the five big questions the inquiry needs to answer,

with an absolutely stellar lineup of times and Sunday times corresponds that's coming up in

just about it. But first, as we always do on a Tuesday, it's time for these two.

In a world of politics without the boring bits, get ready for blockbuster debate on times radio.

One is the wise voice of experience. The other, the young genius learning from the master,

together they are, Finkelstein and Zeffman, Daniel Finkelstein and Henry Zeffman on times radio.

Yes, it's the Timone and Pumbu of political analysis. Who's who?

I think you're the mere cat. Is it a mere cat-mone?

Yes, Timone. That's Henry Zeffman, and the Pumbu of political analysis. Daniel Finkelstein,

good morning. You know, I was thinking this question, who is the poshest person I have met?

I think it might possibly be boring. I've met a lot, as you can imagine, but I think the poshest

might well be Boris Johnson. So there's such great irony in Nadine Doris complaining about it.

It does seem like she clearly has an issue with posh boys, but she doesn't have a total blind spot.

She's a Tory MP, she does not have an issue with posh boys. Let's not take it seriously,

it's just a total kind of stick to hear anybody she doesn't like because they refuse to do what

she wants you to do. And it's like any other insult, I think it's a bit pathetic, really.

Well, let's actually hear, then, in her own words, Nadine Doris taking a swipe at the posh boys.

This story is about a girl from record and Liverpool who worked every day of her life since

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