Hi, this is Bodsev of UK. I'm Coco Khan. And I'm Nishkumar. And this week we're asking

Labour, UK hun. Shouldn't have pied this far ahead in the polls

be a little bit more bold? And where are all the policies we can get behind?

And is it enough to just not be the Tories? Hi Coco. Hi Nish, I wanted who was going

to go first there. And you got in there, you got in there faster, which means that you

have to now ask me about my week. But actually, I would like to ask about your week, plot twist,

thingy. But I always ask you about your week, because invariably you've done more exciting

things than me. I don't think that's true on this particular occasion.

Why? All I've done this week, what have I done this week? Did a lot of cleaning?

Bob and Hymer. Oh, Barbie. Yes, I saw Barbie. I took my mum. That was very nice. She loved

it. And then yeah, it just been doing some admin and listening to documentaries about

sharks. See, even just saying that, I'm feeling like embarrassed. What about you? What

have you been doing? Well, I watched off on Hymer. I'd already seen Barbie. And I had

a great time, enjoyed both of them. There was a part of me when I sat in a full cinema

of, well, well, well, where have you people all been? When I've been sat in cinemas

on my own for the whole these years. Oh, is it? Yes. Because I'm always there. And

now everyone's like, oh, let's go to the cinema. But I am genuinely thrilled that people

went to do it to the cinema to watch these movies. My local cinema has closed down. Really?

Yeah, it's really sad. And now I must travel very far to go to the cinema. So I'm glad

that people are out and forced. I, yeah, I maxed both of them. I had a, I, I maxed

off on Hymer. And I had already seen Barbie. And I very much enjoyed myself. So the problem

with having this conversation is that some of our listeners might not have seen those

...