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Hello, welcome to Profoverley House Shots. I'm James Seale and I'm joined today by Tim Shipman.

Now Tim, we've been waiting weeks, months for the release of the Prince of Darkness

and files and today we finally get them. What are we sort of expecting to see later today?

I'm not sure we actually know and Peter Mandelson doesn't know either, interestingly.

There's a whole sheaf of communications between him and various members of the government,

including the Prime Minister, but they've gone through a double sort of vetting process.

Once in the Cabinet Office and then to the Intelligence and Security Committee,

and we're told there'll be

reductions, and bluntly we don't really know how many. What we do know, because the briefing,

is going to be very embarrassing. There doesn't seem to be anything that they are sort of

existentially concerned about blowing up the Prime Minister. Well, you know, the prime minister politically at least is sort of scattered across Westminster in multiple

pieces already. So, you know, were there a smoking gun that sort of showed that Stammer knew much

more about Madelson's relationship with Epstein before he made the appointment, then I guess

that would be pretty damaging.

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