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PMQ's Unpacked on Times Radio, unpacking the politics and cutting through the crossfire.

We're joined by Tim Shipman and the comedian Alistair Barry here in the studio. Hi both.

Hello, Laura Spirit. Afternoon. Afternoon. It has just gone the afternoon. Tim,

firstly, how are you? And very well. Okay, that's great. And secondly, what are we expecting today in PMQs?

Well, it's the local elections tomorrow,

so I'm expecting some end of the pier ding-dong.

And if Kemi Badernaud does not bring up Tony Blair,

apparently endorsing conservative and reform climate policies,

I would be very surprised.

I did enjoy Steve Reid's comments earlier that you just read out.

Valid and important debate, says the Blair Wright, Steve Reid,

who would very happily bury Ed Miliband in a sealed lead coffin itself.

So this is, you know, it's very unhelpful timing for Starma.

There's all these labour people, you know, trotting around the country,

son to save their 350 seats.

And Mr Blair, with his classic ability to grab the agenda and get the headlines,

has rather changed the agenda here.

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