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Wednesday means it's cramp on. Let's talk about Christmas. And the politics of Christmas,

it all comes around early and early every year. Jenny Harris, the government put in charge of

the UK health security agency, but they seem to go out their way to constantly distance themselves

when she says she says we should try and limit our socialising this Christmas. The government

says no every Christmas car party, but be cautious. I'm not sure what that means of it.

I feel a bit sorry for Jenny Harris. She's the chief executive of the UK health security agency

and it includes in the name really. She's doing her job and saying well, if health security is

all you're concerned about, and that is what she is concerned about, then don't go to a party.

And then I guess Boris Johnson is doing his job and trying to be booster as she's saying no,

let's all have a go and have a good time. And then they just, you know, criticise Jenny Harris

for doing her job. It doesn't help that she doesn't particularly look like she enjoys a party.

Whereas, do you know what I mean? She looks, she's very much kind of kid at the front of the class

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