Has Olly Robbins stopped? That's not him, is it?

I think you must have done. I mean, apart from anything else, the select committee started

at what, 9 o'clock, and nobody had had a comfort break. I always think that. I think, well, you know, surely the claxon sounds and everybody heads to the loo. By 10.30, you'd be able to see, especially in the morning. You've had a lot of coffee. A lot of coffee, a lot of tea. Yep, a lot of hydration. We're just briefly straying into politics there with a reference to Olly Robbins appearing at the Foreign Affairs Select Committee. Sir Ollie.

Sorry, Sir Ollie.

Yeah.

So we can't yet tell you exactly what he said. You wouldn't want to hear it from us anyway.

It all needs a bit of shakedowning, doesn't it, before we know exactly?

I think it isn't the top line that he... I wouldn't even go there, Fiona. Let's wait until a man tells us what happened.

He couldn't and wouldn't, but the emphasis is on the couldn't, elaborate on whether or not Peter

Mandelson, Lord Mandelson, had, whether they'd found anything different or new when they

did the special vetting procedure that led to him not getting through the special vetting

procedure. Because as Soroli said, if I answered that question, that's what would be news

for days, weeks and months to come.

There's people trying to find out what that was.

But it's one of those weird things where in not answering the question

and alluding to the amount of interest, there would be, in not answering the question,

there's an awful lot of interest in the fact that the question couldn't be answered.

Got it?

Yeah, I think so. There are still questions that need to be answered.

Thank you. That's one. That's a simpler way of putting it.

Well, I don't know.

But, yeah, I mean, it's just a lot, it's a lot of stuff for one man.

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