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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Cholick, coming up on today's episode. Dominic

Raab's going himself in a whole lot of pickle. Rishi Sunak is in Bali while he's flying home. Before

he got on the plane, Dominic Raab sent him a letter saying that two formal complaints have been made

about his alleged bullying when he was foreign secretary and justice secretary. He asked for an

independent investigation, which Rishi Sunak has agreed to, not the best backdrop to Dominic Raab

taking deputy PMQ's in Rishi Sunak's place. Will Angela Rainer raise it? How much political capital

should we make out of it? And will Dominic Raab lose his temper? You can find out in deputy PMQ's

unpacking just a moment. But first, as ever, it's our columnist panel.

The columnists with Aliburth, Alice Thompson and Robert Crampton on Times Radio.

Yes, and about here at the studio. Morning, Alice. Morning.

So, Morning, Robert. Morning, Matt.

Either of you got any weird memorabilia? It's not weird. Steve Jobs' sandals being sold for

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