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Hello, this is Hugo Rifkind. Now we're going to be unpacking the politics of the day and joining me to help her two Titans of the Times Comment Desk. And Titan 1 is Jenny Russell. Hello, Jenny. Hi, Hugo. Thank you very much for being with us. And Titan 2 is Robert Krampton, which doesn't imply that you're less Titanic, Robert. Equally Titanic. Thank you. I'm fine. Thank you, Hugo. Howo how are you i'm good good to have you with us but before we get started robert there's going to be a new

universal theme park built in bedfordshire yeah yeah did they consider just building a

vast bopsicle course should they maybe they should do yeah yeah what would be the highlights

of the bopsicle course well there's the soft play area. Yeah. There's the, those sort of things that you have to walk between,

like punch bags that you sort of have to bobble between.

Bobble, yeah.

Sort of swings and rope ladders and stuff.

Yeah.

It's like it's sort of like a friendly assault course without the mud.

Would there be an activity in it where you had to write like three columns in a week?

Yeah. Yeah, that'd be better point. Yeah, speed, speed opinion forming at the end, yeah.

Jenny, does the obstacle course appeal to you? It really does, actually, Hugo. This is surprising,

but I once went on a British Army obstacle course when it was the British Army on the Rhine.

I thought I'd never had so much fun. Wow. Also, it came first.

You came first? Yeah, it was a bunch of news trainees at the BBC. Oh, brilliant. It wasn't

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