Alastair Campbell

Which football was it?

Do you know?

useful leadership role on a vital debate for the future of the planet and they say this too much this is straight out of new labor book the first bit too much wealth and power is in the hands of the few goes on as monopolists reign over entire industries including much of the media and the 21st century town square square of social media so there's a debate that they need to have and they need to do more about yeah i mean it's which is harder without america for

Well, they might, but you've got to keep fighting for noble causes, Rory.

You can't give up.

Now, let's go to UK, Nick Moss from Hexham.

Nathan Gill's conviction raises serious security concerns for Reform UK.

As a former senior UKIP figure and MEP, he repeatedly promoted pro-Russia lines, yet there's no sign Reform's leadership ever questioned this.

Given their close ties to Gill, their silence invites doubt about what they knew and whether they condone his actions.

Why isn't this receiving more scrutiny from Reform voters than the general public?

If Reform is poised to enter government, these unanswered questions could pose a national security risk.

I've got to be honest, I am banging my head against a wall on this one.

So today, Tuesday, there is finally a bit of coverage about Nigel Farage on the media.

And it's about whether he did or did not use racist abuse against his fellow pupils at Dulwich College.

At the school.

At school, yeah.

Serious, to be examined.

Fair enough.

But...

Nathan Gill should by now be a household name on a par with the spies of the past.