Coco Kahn

Exactly. It's a stylish digital picture frame you upload directly from your phone. It's been named number one digital picture frame by Wirecutter and loads of other places for a really good reason. And I'll tell you why. It's easy. It's easy. Your parents can understand it. That's how easy it is.

Exactly. It's a stylish digital picture frame you upload directly from your phone. It's been named number one digital picture frame by Wirecutter and loads of other places for a really good reason. And I'll tell you why. It's easy. It's easy. Your parents can understand it. That's how easy it is.

It takes about two minutes to set up. Again, I've said it before, but I'll say it. It is really, really easy. And it's a really good gift. Every frame comes packaged in a premium gift box. You can add unlimited videos and limited photos. You can get people access to it so they can directly upload their photos, which I think it's kind of asking for trouble in certain friendship groups, isn't it?

It takes about two minutes to set up. Again, I've said it before, but I'll say it. It is really, really easy. And it's a really good gift. Every frame comes packaged in a premium gift box. You can add unlimited videos and limited photos. You can get people access to it so they can directly upload their photos, which I think it's kind of asking for trouble in certain friendship groups, isn't it?

Yeah, but come on, if you gave me access, I would put up trolley photos that would appear in your house when you least expect it. That's obviously what I do. But anyway, you have settings against that.

Yeah, but come on, if you gave me access, I would put up trolley photos that would appear in your house when you least expect it. That's obviously what I do. But anyway, you have settings against that.

They look great as well, the photos. They look like real prints. They've meticulously calibrated these high-resolution displays. And unless you look really, really closely, you'd never know it's a screen.

They look great as well, the photos. They look like real prints. They've meticulously calibrated these high-resolution displays. And unless you look really, really closely, you'd never know it's a screen.

Don't forget to mention that we sent you to show your support for the show. Terms and conditions apply. Okay, so before the break, we heard my conversation with Sir Ed Davey, which was really interesting, if a little brief. I definitely could have spoken to him for longer. What did you make of it?

Don't forget to mention that we sent you to show your support for the show. Terms and conditions apply. Okay, so before the break, we heard my conversation with Sir Ed Davey, which was really interesting, if a little brief. I definitely could have spoken to him for longer. What did you make of it?

No, absolutely. And I think I still come back to this point about like, there's no denying that what is taking place is atrocious. And any civilian across the world who dies in a conflict of its leaders, it's just a shame. It's awful. And so obviously, I know something has to be done. It's not that you can't do anything. But I still come back to this thing being like, is military the only way?

No, absolutely. And I think I still come back to this point about like, there's no denying that what is taking place is atrocious. And any civilian across the world who dies in a conflict of its leaders, it's just a shame. It's awful. And so obviously, I know something has to be done. It's not that you can't do anything. But I still come back to this thing being like, is military the only way?

Are there other ways?

Are there other ways?

But like you say, I think he makes a very, very powerful argument. And yeah, I do still come back to this point about like, what does it mean to be anti-war in the modern age? Is this a concept that we should, as progressives, still fight for, to latch on for? What does it involve? I don't know if I have the answer for that, but it was definitely a fascinating conversation.

But like you say, I think he makes a very, very powerful argument. And yeah, I do still come back to this point about like, what does it mean to be anti-war in the modern age? Is this a concept that we should, as progressives, still fight for, to latch on for? What does it involve? I don't know if I have the answer for that, but it was definitely a fascinating conversation.

So look, the Liberal Democrats are setting themselves up to be a credible opposition, but the Tories, the official opposition, on the other hand... Just listen to this clip of Kemi Badenoch from Parliament on Tuesday.

So look, the Liberal Democrats are setting themselves up to be a credible opposition, but the Tories, the official opposition, on the other hand... Just listen to this clip of Kemi Badenoch from Parliament on Tuesday.

full of charisma and championing the fully-costed welfare plan of the previous government, which in short order gave Starmer a fantastic moment of riposte, pointing out that their welfare plan had been laughed out of town by both the independent economics research organisation, the IFS, and the Institute for Government. So I think it's probably worth mentioning that I'm pretty sure that's the

full of charisma and championing the fully-costed welfare plan of the previous government, which in short order gave Starmer a fantastic moment of riposte, pointing out that their welfare plan had been laughed out of town by both the independent economics research organisation, the IFS, and the Institute for Government. So I think it's probably worth mentioning that I'm pretty sure that's the