All right, Alexander, let's talk about Andrew and his arrest, Andrew of Mountain Bomb Castle

of Windsor.

And he was arrested on his 66th birthday.

I know.

They do love their numbers, don't they?

They do love their symbolism.

Anyway, he was arrested and I believe he has been let go, but he is still under investigation.

The king is supporting the police in the investigation.

And I guess my first question to you is, will this relieve some of the pressure from Stammer and the whole Mendelsohn scandal?

Will this take some of the pressure off? Will the citizens of the UK be fine with Prince Andrew?

Or will they ask for more? Well, that is an excellent question,

actually, because there's so many, so many unanswered questions about the Andrew arrest.

And I am beginning to wonder whether this isn't, in fact, an attempt to refocus attention away from

Mandelson and to put Andrew in the spotlight.

Because the more I thought about this, the more difficult I find it to understand.

Now, I'm afraid I'm going to have to talk a little bit about police procedure and crimes, this kind of crime and the way that investigations are

conducted in the UK, so, you know, forgive me. But it's a bit technical, but let me explain.

Now, for an investigation of an offence of this kind, misconduct of

public office, it would be very unusual, extremely unusual indeed, in my opinion, for the police

to start an investigation with an arrest and a detention and a search.

This is absolutely exploding a nuclear bomb right at the beginning of an investigation.

Of course, in terms of other Clark crimes,

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