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KPMG good morning three minutes after 10 is the time and it's going to be a scorcher do you remember

those headlines they probably still do them few what a scorcher itcher. It's such an easy, such an easy front page to write. And it is going to be huge.

Although it's underpinned, I think, by this growing sense that the supply of water in this country has gone horribly wrong.

The relationship between water company and customer has gone absolutely horribly wrong. The relationship between water company and customer has gone absolutely

horribly wrong. One thinks of, well I think, not first necessarily, but fairly quickly,

a fergal sharky who has been campaigning tirelessly almost by accident. I don't know if you've

listened to my full disclosure interview with him, but it was really his passion for trout fishing, his passion for fishing in chalk streams

that led him to discover just how much damage was being done to that, part of our, I don't know what

you'd call it, aquatic welfare. And following on from that, he looks at what the

water companies were doing. And following on from that, he will be one of the least surprised

people on the planet about what we are now discovering at breakneck speed, about the relationship

between water company and customer. Nick this morning running through some of these rewards

that are still set to be paid to

the bosses, to the big cheeses in water supply.

And you almost, I'm very conscious at the moment of sounding too confused every day,

of having this sort of curious approach to the program, which I stumbled

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