Good morning, Ian. Good morning. We should say it is morning because we didn't record the podcast on Sunday as we normally do, did we?

No, we didn't because you had to do other things. I think we've got that slightly sexy early morning vibe going on, actually in our voices.

Believe me, there's nothing sexy about me early in the morning.

But we are at least back in our own homes as opposed to last week's podcast, which of course we recorded at the Politics Festival in London, which was great.

Unfortunately for our listeners, they hadn't set the microphones up in a way that enabled

the crowd to be, because it was quite a way that enabled the crowd to be,

because it was quite a good crowd, the crowd to be recorded.

It was, and they all sounded as if they were a bit mute, didn't they?

So in the podcast it sounded as if they were bored out of their minds.

In real life, they were stamping and cheering and laughing.

Well, they were laughing at least, weren't they?

I have to say that that's the second time we've done a live one,

and I don't like doing them.

Do you not?

No, because I don't think the dynamic between you and me is the same when we're live.

I mean, I didn't think it was a bad podcast,

but it didn't, to me, it didn't have the same vibe that we have when we're not

actually sitting opposite. I don't know what that says, actually. Probably something bad.

Essentially, you'd rather be as far away from me as possible.

Certainly not. So do you feel safe?

No, certainly not. Well, let's go through what we're going to be talking about today. We are going to be

talking about Brexit. Surprise, surprise. The ISC report, the NHS is 70 this week. We'll have to

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