Hello, this is the Redbox Podcast. I'm Matt Chollie bringing the best of my Times Radio

show. You can listen live, Mother to Friday, 10 to 1. On your DAB radio, on your Smart

Speaker, or download the Times Radio app. Coming up on today's episode is another classic

Times Radio focus group we ask. Real people, what they think about politics rather than

all those talking heads from Westminster. Today we've got people who voted conservative

in 2019. Now say they're going to vote Labour, they're in Birmingham, Southampton and

Roller of the Valley. And we will try to get under the skin of what they don't like about

the Tourist. And actually what they don't like about Kirsten, I'm really either. That's

coming up in just a moment. But first, as ever, all of all, it's time to take a look at

the news with the Colour Bists.

Manvine Runner. And someone called Matthew on Times Radio. Yes, as ever, we say hello

to Manvine Runner. Hello, Manvine. Hello. Good to have you with us. And a rotating cast

of partners called Matthew. We are joined by Times College of Matthew Powers. Hello,

Matthew. Hello, Matt. Let's talk about what we should do to punish MPs. How do we

best polish politicians? Yesterday, I spoke to the Parliamentary Commission for Standards,

Daniel Greenberg, who is responsible for investigating them. I asked him, first of all,

if alcohol should be banned in Parliament? It is one of the things that clearly many

members of Parliament are thinking about for themselves. I think the behaviour, I think

the attitude to alcohol in the workplace has changed throughout, as you say, throughout

all workplaces. It has changed over the decades. When I joined the public service about 35

years ago, it was common for wine to be served at internal lunches. It was a very common

thing, and it doesn't generally happen today. What do you think, first of all, Matthew,

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