The pair discuss what we've learned after four years of Brexit, Richard Desmond's Dockside debacle, Matt Hancock's faltering attempts to contact Apple and Steve's idea for a new prime-time detective drama - Test, Track and Trace.
Matt Withers talks to Florence Hallett about the life of the photographer Jacques Henri Lartigue.
And, of course, another Brexiteer of the Week is crowned.
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