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Hello, this is Redbox Podcast. I'm Matt Chauley. Just about to go on my holiday.

So I'm a bit more happy. Coming up on today's episode, Tony Blair, the rock opera written by Harry Hill.

I'm genuinely not making this up. It opens next week. We've been hearing from the co-writer,

Steve Brown and a couple of the stars of the show about why on earth they've made a musical

about the former prime minister. So that's coming up. It's just a moment. First, as ever,

we kick off with our columnist panel on a Friday. It's four male. It's James Forsyth and Melanie Reed.

The columnists with four male. James Forsyth and Melanie Reed on Times Radio.

Yeah, we say hello and good morning to Melanie Reed. Morning, Melanie.

Morning, Matt. Morning, James. Morning. Nice to have you both with us. The sun is shining.

Everyone loves Wishi Sunack again because he's sending us all money and then along comes James

or Scyth to pour a bucket of cold water over it and says it's only bought him six months.

He's going to have to do it all over again. Explain why, Joe.

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