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Hello, you know me. I love a bandwagon, especially when it's online, and I think the latest

bandwagon is the AMA, the Ask Me Anything session.

We've had government scientists doing it on COVID, on Reddit and Snapchat.

And today, Dominic Cummings, yes, him again, did one that proved to be very entertaining and insightful to how politics

works or doesn't work.

So I sent out an AMA, Ask Me Anything, tweet today and it didn't get very many responses, but it got enough for us to do one.

So Rich Lord said, I've been thinking about the emergency newscasts.

How hard is it to get some downtime when a big story can drop at literally any time.

Thanks for thinking of us, Rich.

What I would say is actually we're all news aficionados, so you're always tuning into

the news anyway, and if there's a big story

journalists just want to be part of it so doing an emergency newscast is

absolutely not a chore it's like an exciting task and also the great thing is that you like it when we do them

so you get lots of lovely feedback as well. So again it's not a chore. Liz Curran, oh hello Lays,

and I communicate every now and then. She says, with your other

role as chief political correspondent, how do you manage having two demanding jobs? You have very early

and sometimes very late recordings.

Sleep is very important to health and well-being. How do you look after yourself?

Thanks Liz. I have a break in the middle of the day where I have a healthy lunch and a little nap. And I have just revised my view

of what a healthy night sleep is, which actually makes you a happier person and I think actually in the old days I was getting too much sleep because I weirdly feel like I've got more energy now.

Don't know if that's the thing anyway Any doctors can get in touch. And Evie Violet said,

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