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

video show you can listen live Monday to Friday, 10 till 1. On your DAB radio, on your smart

speaker or on the Times Radio app. But every day on the podcast we bring you our comments

panel and the big thing. The big thing today, we're taking a look at the politics of Scotland.

If Keir Starmer's got any hope of becoming Prime Minister, the path to number 10 runs

through Scotland. We'll take a look at the polling, will we visit our focus group and

we're joined by the Scottish Labour leader Anna Sauer to see how he thinks things are

going. That's coming up in just a moment. First, as ever, it's time for the Colomists.

The Colomists with Libby Raichy, Libby Purvis and Rachel Sylvester on Times Radio. And we

say hello to Libby. Hello, Libby. Hello. We say hello to Rachel. Hi, Matt. Now, Rachel,

where are you in the world? Well, I am in an ambulance station. So if a siren suddenly

goes off, then I will, it may disrupt the call. But I'm about to go out on a 12 hour shift

with two paramedics in an ambulance, which I think is going to be absolutely fascinating

for the Health Commission to see what it's like and to learn how they operate. Are you going

to be allowed to turn the sirens on? I don't know. I'll ask. Probably not. I think I'm

an observer, so have you been told giving any sense of what to expect? No, that's the point

is absolutely random. We have no idea. I'm probably go out on five or six calls, but they

could be anything from, you know, minor major. I'm in Hormerton in East London. So in fact,

that's quite near where I live with quite a lot of sort of knife crime could be traffic accidents

or could be domestic violence could be absolutely anything. That's the, that's the fascination of

the same thing. Well, we're checking with you next week to find out how you get on. Well, in fact,

it's not just you talking about health today. Keir Starmer has been making a speech on the

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