Being in the room where it happens is the famous line from Alexander Hamilton.

For the last decade of British politics, this man has always been in the room.

He has photographed four of our Prime Ministers, David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson and

who can forget Liz Truss. Even when the most senior advisors leave the room for calls with

U.S. pressions, there remains one man standing and capturing the moment for history.

This is Andy Parsons, a country's most famous photographer. We sat down with Andy to go through

a dozen of his favourite photos of the last decade. From military invasions to royal funerals

to resignation speeches, Andy has seen it all. In some ways, he's had an all-access pass

to the major events of the 21st century.

Andy, welcome to Jimmy's job to the future. Jim, hey, good to be here.

What a journey, as I was saying earlier, I remember you with your skateboard and everything.

I had my little film camera. Cool trip.

Yeah, exactly the early north.

And your old man coming in.

It was, it definitely was. I remember it well, I remember.

And here we are.

And here we are.

The money on game, really.

That was a circle.

It's a bit late to pray, I guess, but still.

So you think about when we started out, all of that, all when I started out, rather.

But then in 2019, we were both behind the Black Door for when Boris Johnson became Prime Minister.

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