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Anything happened? Still the same Prime Minister? Yep, absolutely. We're okay with that one.

Still the same people who were still not sure about.

Yep, exactly the same. Did he sort of give of himself in the comments? He didn't do badly.

Stama got the best joking, of course. He must have a new scriptwriter. But I noticed that James O'Brien was tweeting and saying, oh, he was dreadful. It was this. And I thought, well, he would say that, wouldn't he?

You couldn't expect him to say anything else. Yes, he was dreadful, it was this. And I thought, well, he would say that, wouldn't he? He couldn't expect him to say anything else.

Yes, it was...

Ian Dale thoughts, yeah.

I think Ian Dale was on Steph's big lunch or something the other day.

I can't remember what it was.

Packed lunch or something.

Whatever it was.

Harry Stiles and Florence Pugh kissed on the set of Don't Worry, Darling.

Well, that's what actors and actresses do. I mean, it doesn't really make any difference.

You get to see his bottom, though, or is that in another film? I've lost track of it.

I know he has a no nudity clause in his movies, which a lot of actors have started putting in,

because they've suddenly realised that people slow these films down, take a screen grab, and the next thing, you're all over the blooming

internet, and I shouldn't imagine that Harry Stiles wants to be all over the internet.

You know, no, not like that.

I mean, anything else, but he's very clever.

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