Listen, I thought we could do something crazy this week and not actually start with the jingle.

What?

Because someone else has done it for us.

That was, of course, the sensational harmonica performance that has taken Europe by storm this week, apparently, maybe.

There was this very sweet moment in the European Parliament this week when former Slovenian Prime Minister, Loisa Pitellae, who is an MEP these days,

finished off a speech by getting his harmonica out of his pocket and treating

everyone to a little performance. Isn't that nice? That is so nice. He said that people were moved to

tears. Yeah, apparently Nina, this is the second week in a row that Nina has got a shout out in the

intro. Congratulations, Nina. But our Luxembourg correspondent, Nina Lamparski, said that all the MEPs

were apparently crying, I think, with emotion.

It's really difficult for me to tell because I absolutely hate harmonicas.

So for me, they're kind of triggering.

Why are you so hateful about harmonicas, Katie?

Because somebody bought a harmonica for the toddlers that live in the flat above us in Paris.

And it's just a really terrible thing to give to a toddler in an

apartment that has really thin floors. That does sound really hard for you. I'm sorry you've had to

deal with that. What's going on in Amsterdam? I don't know. I've been too busy. I don't see any

daylight. Oh, Dominic. I'm working morning, afternoon and night. But hey, it's good to be busy.

Are you like really pale, even though

the whole of continental Europe is just bathed in beautiful sunshine right now? Yeah, actually,

we do have like a half an hour break in which I often step outside and I'm working with

dancers, so they will just take all their clothes off and sunbathe, so. Sounds great. Yeah, it's not so bad.

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