Second Eve has not given us the green light. Three, two, one, go. Now, this morning's technical

kerfuffle, which you will appreciate fee, was that I hadn't turned my microphone on.

And that was causing issues earlier. I've got to say Eve was, she has been throughout this

process, very, very patient. Yes. And that's why by the time I get in here at Times Towers,

she looks exhausted. Yes. Well, she may do. She's really earning her money. We should just explain,

I'm at my mum and dad's sheltered housing. No, you're in a safe house. You are in a safe house.

This is all part of your new identity. It is quite safe. So I'm not in London, very much hoped to be

next week. So normalish service will be resumed. But while I'm not in London, very much hope to be next week.

So normal-ish service will be resumed.

But while I'm here, I am missing all the political intrigue.

You're only three tube stops away from Westminster.

So what is occurring?

What's been going on?

Well, I mean, we can feel the vibes radiating out of 10 Downing Street.

So today's political shenanigans, you've got to follow this vaguely closely to care.

So Westry, currently the health secretary, he's a very, he's got a big personality and he's never been particularly shy about

his ambitions. And both of those are glorious things in a human being. So let's just park that

there. Lots of people have speculated for ages that he's got his eye on the main prize. And really

rather weirdly, because we're not that far into Labour government

with a landslide victory, etc., etc.

There seems to have been a briefing at some point over the last 24 or 48 hours

from Downing Street to say anybody who's got those kind of ambitions,

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