Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Shirley. Don't forget you can listen to my

Times video show Monday to Friday, 10 to 1 on your DAB radio, on your smart speaker,

on the Times video app, and it's now an award-nominated show as well. I've been shortlisted

for Best Speech Presenter at the Arrears, which is like the Oscars, which means I think

I have to punch someone if I don't win. So, yeah, I'll tell you in a few weeks' time

I've lost out to someone from Five Eye for that. Right, coming up on today's podcast

then, I've been in the Times archive, taking a look at, well, they're basically professional

orders, letters from Prime Ministers, books that were bomb-damaged, and a camera that took

the very first aerial photos of Everest, really, really fascinating feature coming up for

you in just a moment, so we'll do that after we do the colonists. The colonists on Times

radio. Yeah, for Five Eye, it means it must be night at the Marriott, but in the night's

not here, James Marriott is though. Good morning, James. Good morning. How may I join by?

Because we don't see her enough. Laura Spitz. Hi, Matt. How are you? I'm good. How are you?

I'm good. Very good. Very good. Now, Laura, you've been digging through the rubbish.

I have been, yeah. Thank you so much for the stars. Yes, so, oh, I think we've got some

been, been related music. So because yesterday was take out the trash day.

Have you got any idea what this is? No. Good. I'm supposed to get young people in.

It's a bit of Lonnie Donigan. Anyway, my old man's a dustbin. It was take out the trash day yesterday.

Laura Spitz, you are our dustbin. What were they taking out yesterday? Oh, in fact, you're

going to go through as many as you can. All of the announcements they tried to smuggle out

bases the last day of term. The government dumps everything out there, hoping people won't notice,

but luckily you are watching so. We're going to give you a clock and you're going to run through

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