Hear that? It's a heat pump from British gas. You hardly know it's there until you see

your heat in bills. When you'll be blowing away by savings of up to £385 a year and

then not only do you put a run, then I'll cheaper to buy it as you could get a £5,000

government grant. So why aren't we shouting about them from the rooftops? Well, we are.

So it's British gas heat pumps. Exclusions like conditions apply. Government grant subject

to eligibility. Nigel, thanks for coming on. I'm sorry I had a bit of technical issue

there, but we're here now. We certainly are. What did you think of the statement from Holly

whereby she was faking tears and it's us versus them and he's tricked all of us and I'm

with you. I think considering a number of people who wrote it and were involved in it, it

was, it was definitely worthy of, it was the best performance you've done for acting,

I think. It was obvious that they didn't want to mention Phil. I think they've mentioned

Phil's funny without Phil and then he lost all his pronouns and he became a very

someone, this, that, anything but Phil. I mean, but for me the whole thing was summed

up. It's not about Philip Schofield and it's not about Holly Willoughby actually. The

whole thing of this for me was summed up by Marty Frazel yesterday when he was quizzed

about serious safeguarding issues. You know, there's this kid who was involved with Schofield.

Now, if everyone in television got sacked for having an affair with someone and lying

about it, then there'd be no one in television or newspapers. So clearly there was more

beneath the surface going on than an affair, even if you lie about it. I mean, losing your

job because of that just doesn't make any sense whatsoever. There seems to be so many

parts of the jigsaw that we are not getting. We've dropped under the set E and we can't quite

find them to fill the puzzle. But Martin Frazel was questioned on Sky News yesterday as he left

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