This is reasons to be cheerful with Ed Millivand and Jeff Lytte.

Hello.

Well hello.

How is reentry into non-cop world?

Quite intense actually.

Any political journalist that I saw there, they basically looked like somebody who'd sort

of entered a world that they didn't know existed and they weren't quite sure whether they

were glad it did exist and they weren't quite sure whether they were glad to be there.

Do you know what I mean?

They said things like, well, I've been at a European summit but this is something else.

And how are you coping with people wanting to talk about things other than 1.21 gigawatts?

I'm not having it really.

I know you love talking about those gigatons.

I love honestly, I love talking about the gigatons.

Actually eventually, I'd go in all about it so much.

I mean, you know, sort of a Tom Clark at Sky, he did a sort of totaliser and he actually

sent me a picture of the totaliser.

It wasn't quite a gigaton totaliser, it was a temperature totaliser, but it was a totaliser.

And it was actually Gordon Brown who had originally said to me about six weeks ago you should

do a totaliser about gigatons because I was talking about gigatons.

And then I'm not trying to sell the gigatons totaliser idea to people.

I mean, they kind of ended up saying the BBC ended up saying, if you had that good idea,

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