All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in the UK, the situation with Stammer post-US-UK-Trump visit.

And I think it's important to break down to understand what is happening after the two days of Trump in the UK when we had all of the pomp and the celebrations and the dinners

and the gals and all of these things.

Trump came.

He signed some agreements.

He met the king.

We had an interesting dinner.

A lot of people, very long table.

He left.

What's the situation now in the UK? What's the situation with Kier Stommer

and his government? So the first big event was in fact the state visit by Trump and will come

to that as well. But the other big event, which is still having its echoes and which we're getting

more and more information about, was that big protest

that took place about a week ago over the weekend.

And the echoes from that event are actually getting louder.

The media, you can see that the media are really concerned about this.

You could see that the political class were profoundly

shocked by this. And these two events, the protest and the state visit, which came at roughly

the same time, explain a lot of things about the state visit. The first and the most obvious thing is what a very

controlled event it was. The state visit took place almost entirely outside London.

And they didn't recall Parliament. They didn't have Trump address the two

houses of Parliament in Westminster Hall, something which other presidents have been able to do.

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