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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast, I'm Matt Shorty. Coming up on today's episode as political

parties hit the road ahead of the elections on Thursday, all taking part in increasingly

city stunts to catch the photographers eye, we count down the best and worst political photo

ops ever, including speaking to some of the people who were behind them. But first, as ever, we kick

off with our columnist panel, it's Monday, so it must be Liberacee, Libby Perris and Rachel's Restor.

Let's talk about wolves and whether or not they matter in politics. Let's not get bogged down in

the ins and outs of flats because people get crossed if we do that too much. But over the weekend,

the Scottish custodial leader Douglas Ross said that if Boris Johnson is found to have broken

the ministerial code on any of the things that he may or may not go up to, he would have to resign.

However, we have seen a recent time, you know, Pitchett Patel was found to have broken the

ministerial code, but it was allowed to stay because she didn't know that she was bullying people.

And that's sort of thing. Does it matter what's the point of the ministerial code, Libby,

if there are no repercussions for breaking it?

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