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In the past half century, more people have walked on the moon than across the threshold of number ten as a new Prime Minister.

And now we get another new PM to take that one small step having triumphed in the not very edifying contest to replace Boris Johnson.

They'll have barely 24 hours to move into Downish Street. The process is daunting, brutal, emotional, exhausting, decisions, mistakes made in the first few hours can come to define a premiership.

So what happens when you become Prime Minister?

I remember David phoning Sam up and saying, love you better get your frock ready, we're going to see the Queen.

The people at work in number ten have longed up the corridor to clap out the outgoing Prime Minister. It's horrible. The union is far barried.

That same group of people, as we went in, had been there an hour before, we paying as John Major.

I always think it's a particular kind of torture to make the first act of Prime Minister literally within 30 seconds.

This extraordinarily dramatic act of handwritten notes only to be opened in the event of an apocalypse.

The provocation was the President of the United States, Barack Obama, saying, well, David, enjoy this moment. It's all downhill from here.

Did you just want to go get fired via someone shouting at the corridor?

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