It's three minutes after ten. A very good morning to you. I'm glad you're covering this, James, albeit a little late.

Sting was never quite the same without Stuart and Andy. In fact, he became quite bland later on, said Martin in Worthing.

Listen, I did stress that I was not talking about the police, the ban, talking about the police, the institution, the force of law and order.

Although well played to whoever it was, it force of law and order, although well played to

whoever it was, it's disappeared down my inbox now, well played to whoever it was that pointed

out, Sadiq Khan has told Crescester Dick, don't stand so, don't stand so, don't stand so close

to me.

I wonder what broke the camel's back. I wonder what it was that prompted

Sadiq Khan to take this action. I wonder how much of it was political. I hope very, very little,

if any. You never know. I think it's a very, very inconveniently timed departure from Boris Johnson's

point of view. This is entirely speculative, but I think the facts support the theory.

I imagine that Boris Johnson was, if you gave him the choice of leaving Cress of the Dick in post,

as the sort of final touches are put to these investigations into the parties that were thrown at Downing Street

or having this sort of interregnum, this period of confusion or limbo, I imagine, given the decisions she has made,

arguably in his favour prior to now. I imagine Boris Johnson would have

rather like to have Crest of the Dick in post when the final decisions were due to be made. Similarly,

and this only struck me literally as I was walking down the stairs, so forgive me if it turns out

to be a load of old pants. Pretty Patel blindsided reportedly by the dismissal. Crescad de Dix's position became untenable after

Sadiq Khan made it clear he had lost confidence in her. Home Secretary didn't know it was happening,

got told over the phone that it was happening, but of course the idea of any senior member of

Boris Johnson's government playing a hand in getting rid of someone for

either being rubbish or dishonest. And Cressida Dick, of course, is not accused of breaking the law,

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