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So there I was as I'm this morning waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting some more.

And I kept thinking you were about to come around the corner, but you didn't.

Oh, was that because my old sparring partner, Michelle Barney, he was in town.

Well, yes. And that meant that it was me, not you, who had to be door-stepping him

and asking if you would be so good as to give a few words to the camera.

Let me see how you did.

Mr Barney, can you get a deal? Is there a way through this?

Good morning, Mr Barney. Is there a way through this?

I'm very well. Is there a way through this?

How you've turned this into a...

You didn't turn up into a... How did you do this?

No, no, no, no, no.

So I would say, I'd say strong questioning from you as you'd expect.

Thanks, thanks, thanks, yeah.

I'd say strong and charm offensive from him.

You saw the first name to avoid answering any questions.

But in new development, the face mask, which means he can say as little or as much as he wants, under there.

And it makes it rather harder, as well as the journalist who,

obviously, the right thing to do in a crammed, scrum situation,

obviously, the right thing to do, but I think it does make it rather harder

for the clarity of your questioning to be understood.

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