Geoff Thomas

You see, I like Janet Ellis, but that's a whole other story.

He did.

He invited her for tea.

I do hope that at some point, because Harriet... She lives nearer, doesn't she?

Their paths cross occasionally.

And I rather hope that one of these days Harriet is going to pass on Henrik's invitation.

He wrote it out.

It was about four.

And it was all the backwards letters and things.

Inviting Sophie Ellis-Bexter to come for tea.

And Harriet has a copy of that.

And I hope one of these days to get a response from Sophie Ellis-Bexter.

So if anybody else knows Sophie Ellis-Bexter...

and knows whether she'd be open to coming for tea with my son Henrik, who is 19 and lives in Cyprus now.

Yeah, but Prudhoe, my colleague, the guy who I work on a daily basis with, is from Northumberland.

And he lived in Prudhoe until a few years ago.

And he said it's a bit rough.

Oh.

And then he moved literally, it's about half a mile, but it's over the river to Ovingham, Ovingham, Ovingham, I think.

He said, which is much, much nicer, obviously, he would say that.