Hello, this is the Redbox Podcast. I'm Matt Chorley, being the rest of my times ready

to show Monday, Friday, 10 till 1, you can listen live, all your DB radio on your smart

speaker on the Times radio app. Lots of you have been getting in touch about the podcast

lately, which is nice, do feel free to tweet, act, Matt Chorley, or you can email me, Matt

at Times.Vedient. Right, coming up as ever, it's Wednesday,

so PMQ's on Pats is on its way. Isabel Hardman from the spectator joins Tim Shippen

and I, to pause the action from the House of Commons to analyse the key exchanges and

real time, that's coming up in just a moment. But first, we better take a look at the news

with these two.

The columnists with Alibert, Alice Thompson and Robert Crampton on Times radio. And they're

both here. Morning Alex. Morning, I'm very upset that I haven't got a cupcake and you

do have. Well, that's because I went to the canteen and

they're giving them away free. Yeah, so there's a hundred years of Judith Kerr off of the

title of came to tea. Yeah. It was published by Robert Collins within this period. So,

yeah, if you go to the canteen, get yourself a cup of tea, you think you have your free

cake, but the time that came is to tell you on it. To use your word, you've been in the

canteen. I've been working. I've been working. I just went to get a coffee before I came

here. Yeah. And I cigarette. Yeah. No, I didn't. I just forget. Oh.

Faffing around. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Oh, that's the power of Times radio. You just say

something like that in a cake. You just even want it. I've already offered you my

juice. It's the best use of executive juice around juice time, running around with

buns. There you are. I can now eat it in peace.

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