Welcome to the Highloat, the weekly current affairs and pop culture podcast brought to you

by journalist Dolly Alderton and Pandora Sykes.

I'm sort of sad to say, I think this may be the week, I take my tites out of the drawer

again, so I think it's a bad week for mini skirts and a good week for legs.

A tight time isn't it?

This week I'm obsessed with potentially the first sensible thing Camille's ever said.

He tweeted that people are committing suicide because they aren't getting enough likes.

Speaking for myself, I personally want to participate in social media with the option

of not having to show my followers or likes, he said.

He also compared showing the number of likes someone has on social media to how much money

you have in the bank.

I think that's actually a very good idea.

Camille, insensible statement, shocker.

A few other talking points from the week, Theresa May has urged Iran's president,

Hassan Rouhani, to freed British Iranian aid worker Nazanin Zagari Ratcliffe.

It's a story that many of us have been following since Nazanin was detained in Iran in 2016

for allegedly spying and plotting to topple the Iranian regime, something she fiercely denies.

Nazanin was recently and briefly released for three days, got to see her four-year-old daughter

and then heartbreaking me with a young back in again.

Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt is impressing me more than he did as health secretary thus far

by adding to the pressure.

He tweeted, it is not acceptable to detain innocent people arbitrarily at the cost of enormous

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