Good afternoon and welcome to yet another exciting edition of Plank of the Week.

It's been so successful that we've had to rope in some real experts on plankery this week.

And I have to say, I'm delighted to introduce live from Frinton-on-Sea, Mr James Max,

talk radio legend, and also Georgie Frost, not quite Frinton-on-C, but sort of West Londonish, another talk

radio legend as well. Welcome to both of you, and thank you so much for sparing some time for this,

guys. Thank you very much indeed for inviting. Let's get straight to it though, Georgie. Who's your

first plank of the week? First up is Ed Davy, the acting liberal Democrat leader.

Yes.

Whatever you think of Nigel Farage's politics, I do not like a snitch.

So the story being that Ed Davy basically reported Nigel Farage to Kent police because

Nigel Farage had been in the US.

He was supposed to quarantine for 14 days.

By the way, quarantine rules change on the 10th of July.

They do not change for the US. Nigel Farron says, I tested negative. That doesn't matter either.

But my point being, why call someone out on Twitter? Why call the police? Have, has the acting

Liberal Democrat leader not got something better to do?

Why not pick up the phone, be a decent human being and say, Nigel, I could be wrong here,

but I think you might need to self-quarantine or self-isolate for 14 days. Have you? I just,

do I want, I assume Ed Davy wants to be leader of the country at some stage, whether

he will or not is neither here nor there, would I want to vote for someone who's a snitch?

And this is, this for me is a wider issue in terms of lockdown, is how concerned I've become,

as opposed about the erosion of civil liberties. This idea, if you remember right at the start,

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