Welcome to another episode of The Restless Politics Question Time with me, Anastakambal,

and with me, Rory Sylett.

Now Rory, I know some people think I bang on about your old school too much, but I think

given that it was the second most raised subject amongst listeners this week, and

no third, actually, World Cup and Brexit were one and two, and third was Eaton.

Let me just give you a flavour of some of them, Lorna, this is for you, Rory.

As a former Etonian, what are your thoughts on the behaviour of those people who verbally

abuse visiting students?

Is that type of behaviour commonplace?

John Sheeran, given the behaviour of Eaton students this week and that my Vox Pop within

an admittedly small demographic of a village pub were not in the least surprised by it.

I was wondering if that behaviour gels with Rory's experience of the institution.

Simon Walker and Rory as a fellow boarding school survivor, do you think the British boarding

system has overall done more harm or good when it's contribution to our nation's stories

considered?

And there were lots of questions about whether Eaton should have invited Nigel Farage.

I don't have a problem with that at all.

Nigel Farage is a significant political figure, whether we like that or not, and I think

it's right that students should hear from him.

But Rory, they booed and abused state students who were invited to the event.

Yeah, it was very, I mean, it seems to be very sad.

Everything I've read about it is very disappointing.

...