Hello, this is the Red Box Podcast, bringing you the best of my times at a show you can

listen live on your radio, weekdays from 10 o'clock, 10 till 1, on a DB radio, on your

smartspeaker, or on the Times radio app, coming up on today's episode, at his story

interview at the full uncut interview that I've done with Daniel Fingleston, regular

on the podcast, times columnist concerto peer, friend of the show, and friend of mine.

And he's written a new book called Hitler Starlin' Mum and Dad, it's the extraordinary

story of how his mum as a child survived Hitler and Belson before arriving safely in

the UK. While his dad grew up in what is now LeViv was taken to Siberia by the Soviets

and survived all of that to find his way to the UK. It's an extraordinary story, an

interview with Danny coming up in just a moment. But first, as we always do, on the

start of the podcast, let's take a look at what's happening in the news with today's

columnists, Manvine Rana, and someone called Matthew on Times radio. Yes, it's the Thursday

columnist panel where we take a look at the news with Manvine Rana, Morning Manvine, nice

to have you in rather than beaming in on Zoom. I know, I know, I was in Ireland last week

on a phone, but this is a nice push. And this week's Matthew is, from how we see

your telephone news, Matt Fry. Does anyone call you Matthew? No one. No one's working.

And that's a really cross with me and they, you know, they don't want to really upset

me. I don't really, I don't mind. My real name is Matthias or Matthias. Is it? When they

see it, no, you can't spell it after me. So you're going to have to leave if you're not

even a Matthew on your phone. Matthew, no, I'm sorry, but what are you? I'm a Matthew

on the passport and with my gram. I'm a Matthew on the passport. That's a good

chat out loud. Or maybe not. Right. So let's talk about, wish you soon in the United

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