Hello and welcome to another episode of telling everybody everything. It is Saturday,

the 5th of April. I'm in a hotel in Manchester. This is my third long weekend away. And I'm glad

to be back in London next week. I'm back at the Palladium for three days, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

next week. I think that's the 10th, 11, 12th, if you want to come. And then we have a little

bit of time off for Easter, and that's going to be so much fun. I have been just handling

all the follow-up for the melanoma, just waiting for the histology.

Back was really peaceful, actually, because I knew that after the second removal,

everything from that area would be gone, and it was confirmed as gone.

And I have to say that the plastic surgeon who did the second removal at Kodogan Clinic in South Kensington was fantastic.

I really like that clinic.

It is private.

It's really fancy when you go in.

They give you a little Biskopf cookie with your coffee or your tea.

And it's like one of those places. but that is what I had to do to get the job done. And I don't fully understand what is offered

in terms of private care and NHS care. I assumed it was largely the same care. It's just that some people pay to go private.

Anytime I've seen a private doctor, that doctor has worked in the NHS during the week. And then

they'll have like a one day private clinic for people who don't want to wait for the NHS and

want to pay them. But these doctors are so busy.

They work like six days a week. But I was connected with an oncologist who's like really, really

clever. He's also a medical entrepreneur and he gathers loads of colleagues to do research and to find like groundbreaking cures for things.

So I'm not sure if what he recommended I have is also available on the NHS. I don't really see why

it wouldn't be. It's just then, you know, the government is paying for that treatment rather than

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