Annie Machon

And there could be, you know, these long distance transmitters that can pick up what you're saying.

So it actually can drive you daft.

And when I'm saying this, it probably makes me sound like I'm mad, but I'm really not.

This is old 90s text.

I mean, it was just more work intensive, but yeah, it's much worse now.

I had always intended to because we left with such a bank, you know.

So it was a tricky few months.

And the trial was such a kangaroo court, it really was.

He wasn't allowed to say anything or question.

I think I suppose justice has to be seen to be done, even if it's not done.

That's the key point.

But yeah, it was incredibly hard to go through that.

I mean, six weeks.

For some strange reason, I was allowed down in the well of the court.

I mean, you think about your stereotype

It's all going to be paneling and galleries and judges and wigs and all that sort of crap.

And it was.

So it's all designed for a sort of theatre.

And strangely, I was allowed down in the well of the court, sitting just behind Dave and his team, which is unexpected.

And right next to me were the benches containing the MI5 officers.