Hello everybody again, welcome to another edition of the Restless Politics Question Time

with me, Alistair Campbell and with me, Rory Stewart.

And we've got quite a lot of questions for you about Trump and the FBI.

James Dixon wants to know whether it would be possible to walk south of a UK government

building with classified documents.

And of course, the answer is yes, very easy, and often people will take a lot of work

home.

Very good.

You probably remember Angus Lapsley at the foreign office and he was a terrific civil

servant with Tony Blair's government in number 10 and he got into all sorts of trouble

recently because he left some, I think it was in a bus stop without other people leaving

him on trains.

And you remember Oliver Letwing got in trouble because he had put them in the bin in St

James's park.

He was on the habit of walking around St James's park looking at them.

But the thing about ministers though, ministers don't really get trained in the management

of papers.

There's an assumption that they know what to do.

No, so ministers don't get trained and as you say, even civil servants who are highly trained

can make mistakes.

So just to explain to people what happens is you get an enormous amount of documents on

your desk of different sorts, some aren't restricted, which is not a very secret, right

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