Hello, this is the web box podcast. I'm Matt Shawley bringing you the rest of my times

videos show. Don't forget you can listen live 10 to 1 Monday to Friday on your DAB radio

in your kitchen, in your car, in your shower. I know some people like to listen to the

show, or on your smart speaker or download the times radio app wherever you get your

app from. Right, coming up on today's episode, what is Kirstama waiting for? That's what

one shadow cabinet minister said to me recently. Another one said he's Mr. Bowling, their

voters aren't even thinking about him most of the time. We're all concerned that given

all of the problems the government is facing from party gate to the cost of living, why

is the Labour Party's lead only in the single figures and has Kirstama got what it takes

to actually secure a victory at the next election. So coming up, we've got a deep dive

into Labour shadow cabinet. Patrick McGuire and I have been speaking to lots of Labour

front benches and getting their private assessment of how the Labour leader is doing. It's really

fascinating. Listen, that's coming up. And just a moment first though, as ever, we kick

off with our columnist panel and on a Monday, it's Libby Rachey. It's Libby Purvis and

Libby Purvis, Libby Purvis and Rachel Sylvester. The columnist would Libby Rachey, Libby Purvis

and Rachel Sylvester, on Times Radio. Yes, that's all I want to speak to our very

columnist. We've got Libby Purvis, Monty Libby. Morning. We've got Rachel Sylvester, Monty

Rachel. Morning, man. So Rachel, let's start with you and the Times Education Commission,

which has been a year in the making? A year, yes, a little over a year.

A little over a year, where you've sort of taken a proper, in depth look at what's going

on on the education. And you've found, particularly today, taking a look at primary school pupils

arriving at school already so far behind in terms of, can't say their own names, can't

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