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It's seven minutes past

10 on Tuesday the 14th of November. I'm Lucy White at journalist based in Glasgow and today I'm

joined by Georgia Roberts, Westminster correspondent based in Westminster. And I'm Phil Sim, political

correspondent based at the Scottish Parliament. Lucy, why is it seven minutes past 10 on a Tuesday morning? What's going on? I know. So people might be aware that we have been bringing

you some extra episodes. Hopefully you have been aware. We've been bringing some interview episodes

and usually they come at the start of the week. Listen back if you've not heard them yet. And that

was our plan this week.

However, stuff has been happening in the past 24 hours. So being agile and being a podcast and being

able to do this, we've decided to move our normal chat, our group chat that we have, usually on a

Thursday. The flagship show. Earlier in the week and hopefully we'll bring you an interview

episode instead later in the week switching things around because I think the phrase is the striking

while the iron is hot. It's a really long way of saying some news happens so we're doing a podcast.

Some stuff happens so we're switching things around and hopefully people forgive us for not being, not being Thursday this being Tuesday but we thought seeing so much has happened this was the perfect moment to get together and to chat so yeah David Cameron's the Foreign Secretary didn't see that coming don't know if everyone else did but it's not something that I was, I was expecting.

I have to start by saying kind of where I was when this happened and then you guys can

tell me about you found out.

You'll always remember where you were.

Exactly.

I was presenting Good Morning Scotland.

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