Anita Arnott

Now, it is not...

necessarily as straightforward as he's suggesting.

It isn't.

1976.

1976.

Was that the first claim?

You can't cut this thing again.

I mean, it's gone through enough.

It's suffered enough.

But the thing is that's interesting is that it opens up once again

And this is why it's such an important thing.

And when Dhani's riding, you know, this huge tidal wave of ink and newspaper copy, is it opens up the whole aspect of, you know, who does colonial loot belong to?

Was it taken fairly?

Because there's a whole lot of nonsense that came up about the diamond was given as a grateful gift by the Indians.

No, no, there was.

It was given by Ranjit Singh.

He was long dead.

that's not possible honestly did it by ouija board that was something that actually was an official documentation can't can't be even the indians were confused about how it ended up in britain for a while and you had the attorney general at one time talking a load of nonsense when he never did yeah he never did so so look it opens up that conversation willie again and is it going to i mean is it ever going to go anywhere do you think i mean what's your feeling about this

Oh, you're such a man of the people.

Well done, you.