Hello, this is the Red Box Podcast. I'm Matt Chawley, bringing the best of my time for

this show, Monday to Thursday, 10 to 1. If you ever want to come on and play the quiz,

can you get to number 10? It's very easy. 10 general knowledge questions, loosely connect

10 cabinet jobs, some more questions you'll get, right? The better job you get, taking

your place alongside our listeners and guests. And if you come on during the month of February,

you might get your hands on some tickets to my stand-up tour, because I'm just generous

like that. I'm going all around the country. If you want the details, go to matchawley.com.

And yeah, during February, we'll be giving away a pair of the tickets to my stand-up tour,

if you can want to do the quiz. So matchawley at times.ready, if you want to come and play

the quiz, matchawley.com if you want to buy tickets, lovely stuff. Right, coming up on

the podcast today to Mark Holocaust Memorial Day, I've been speaking to Stephen Pollard, the

editor of the Jewish Chronicle, the former editor of the Jewish Chronicle, he stood down

last month, talking about his reflections on Holocaust Memorial Day, why it's so important

to be remembered, why he's stayed his editor for so long, and the state of antisemitism

in Britain today, what happened with Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party, and all that. Really

interesting conversation coming out with him. At the moment, the columnists, we've got

no injury tonight today, but it's Martha Gelen, James Marriott, talking about the decline

of culture, but also Barry Cuyne. We had the sad news while we wanted to add that Barry

Cuyne had passed away. But first, a bit of sad news to bring you on the podcast. We

give a listen to the podcast, we'll know a couple of times, we've spoken to Claire Fischer,

she was a former civil servant, she was living with bowel cancer. The last time we heard

from her on the podcast was a couple of weeks ago, I spoke to her while she was in, she'd

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