Well, hello, I'm Hugo Rifkin, and now we're going to be unpacking the politics of the day,

including the Labour Rebellion over welfare.

We'll also discuss whether AI will give us more free time and why tennis players get so cross.

And joining me to help, you cannot be serious.

It's the always furious James Marriott.

Hello, James.

Good morning. Wow, so crossy sounds.

And the calming presence of Tamanda

Harkness. Hello, Tamandra. Hello. Thank you for

being at this very calm. I can't imagine anyone talking

like that while playing tennis. It'd be weird. I can't

keep it up for more than a single word, to be honest.

Do either of you play tennis? No, it was one of the more traumatic PE lessons of my childhood, where I was even

more useless than all the other PE lessons. James, I can imagine you don't play tennis, but also

at the same time, own excellent tennis whites from the 1930s. No, that's not true. I only wear, as you

know, black t-shirts just like you, every single day. I'll tell you what, I'll start wearing the tennis whites,

and then maybe I can inspire you.

Bring a bit of Brideshead to the Times Radio studio.

Jane Mulcarens, there's a woman with tennis whites.

I've seen them.

Yes.

Yeah, very, very often.

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