Welcome to the RSS Politics Question Time with me, Alistair Campbell, and with me, Rory Stewart.

We should kick off with, pardon the pun, we should kick off with Louise Urubiales, because

we said we were going to do it in the main podcast, but we got right down into the weeds

of pregozion and modion, your interview techniques.

Aling, would he have kissed a male player on the lips?

What do you think?

I think this is the main point for me.

What a shame that this controversy has overshadowed the team's phenomenal achievement.

I'm assuming, Rory, that despite your antipathy to football, you are aware of this story.

Yeah, this story about the fact that after the Spanish women's football team won the World Cup,

one of their players was kissed on the lips, Jenny Hamosa, and although the Spanish official has

said that it was consensual, she has absolutely denied that it was consensual, so the question

of sex assault, obviously it's been brought forward because he has some non-consensually

Brad Trump kissed on the lips.

I mean, he's got a long track record of this guy.

He's been involved in all sorts of stories to do with using federation funds for orgies,

and it's not the first time that he's been the centre of controversy in Spain.

But I think it must have been really interesting about this.

I mean, in Spain, I was talking to somebody in Spain the other night.

It is absolutely all that anybody is talking about, because it feels a bit like the

kind of hallmate, me two thing again.

Now, you have some people who will be saying, oh, what's the fuss about?

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