Well, Jackie, we do record these podcasts sometimes in rather unusual places, but I think you've won the prize this week.

Yes, greetings, Ian. This week's podcast is brought to you courtesy of the Premier Inn Weymouth, where I am sitting in the car park.

We've paid not only for our parking ticket, but also for our Wi-Fi connection oh so you're not

dogging then or anything is it called dogging you should know oh i forgot your son's with you isn't he

he is my son is with me and he's just given me an absolutely horrified. I've just been a stick in my mouth, look.

But he negotiated it, so good for him.

Otherwise, I would have been in the holiday cottage with no connection or a very slow ping or something like that.

You see, our dedication to our listeners, we even do this when we're both on holiday.

Are we mad?

We could have had the week off, couldn't we, I suppose.

Oh, well, but there's so much in the news, isn't there?

Let's just explain what's going to be on the podcast today.

We're going to talk about the latest developments in the anti-Semitism row in the Labour Party.

We're going to talk a bit about Russia.

That gender pay gap, because I think every big private sector company now

and public sector organisation has got to reveal their gender pay gap by the end of this week.

We'll talk about boxing, Anthony Joshua, and also these crying Aussie cricketer wimps.

Well, let's start on anti-Semitism, which is the row that just won't go away for Jeremy Corbyn.

Do you remember Alastair Campbell once said, well, if a political scandal takes up more than three

days of media airspace, then you know you're in trouble.

Well, this has gone on for two weeks now,

hasn't it? I think he said longer than three days, but anyway, we've fulfilled the criteria.

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