Three minutes after ten is the time. A very good morning to you.

Mary London, it's not a joke. He really is in the studio. Welcome. It's been a while. Good morning, James. Nice to be here again. We should begin with the remarkable events of last weekend, I suppose. Your thoughts on Kidamister Harry is thumping Kings Lynn four won away and securing their place in the National League North Playoff finals against Brackley Town on Sunday.

Well, I thought you were going to talk about Liverpool's sixth victory

in a row against, you know, Enfield on a Saturday.

But it's been a busy weekend.

No, the big stories matter.

The protests, people arrested for having an idea, really, in their head.

You are the Police and crime commissioner, something that people

sometimes overlook. I'll just remind people of the number they need to put their own questions to you,

and then I'll ask you to answer mine. 035-6060-973 is the number. What happened? Well, I will answer your

question directly, I promise, but I want to give the context of the police and operation this weekend, because I visited the special operations room on Friday.

And to give you an idea of the scale of the challenge police had, the most complex police in operation in decades, more than 300 prime ministers, presidents, members of the raw firms from around the world.

Every protection officer in the country was in London keeping the dignitary safe.

More than 11,500 officers making sure the coronation went as smoothly as possible. Clearly concerns

around counterterrorism, around special operations and so forth. By and large, the police did a

fantastic job. I don't thank the police, the bunch of services,

TFL staff and so forth. But clearly, there are concerns in relation to the arrest,

not just those members of Republic, but also the arrests of those volunteers who work with Westminster Council. I think it's right. The police have apologized to those arrested members of Republic. There

are still questions I have of the police and it's right and proper. What sort of question?

Well, I know, for example, the Republic did everything they're supposed to do in relation to

when it's a protest. Months of meetings. And some groups don't cooperate with the police.

This group did. There's a protest liaison officer.

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