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There we go, Judith. Join along and clap along. People are hoeing. Join along and clap along.

See if you can clap along with Judith and I. It's got me clapping. We are rubbish at it.

Yes, we are. Now, Judith, we are recording this in a state of historical, political flux.

Oh, we are, aren't we? It's all been out and they get downing straight. Oh, my God. It's tough, it's all kicked off.

There have been months this morning, because there's been a loss of sort of, you know, reporters outside

number 10, of course. Lovely Charlie state. It's nice to see him off the sofa, because normally he's on the sofa, isn't he?

Up in Solford. Oh, if they're taking it all, must take them out. They're taking them out in Solford.

And they popped him on a train down to London, and he's outside number 10. Do you know what?

Because we're all waiting for the podium to come out, because we're recording this on Thursday.

So is it Thursday, Judith?

I think it is Thursday, yes, it is, because last time I went for a swim at eight o'clock and he hadn't resigned.

And this morning, yes, this morning, and yet more people were kind of, you know, we're leaving the cabinet.

So it was only a matter of time.

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