Henry Zeffman

Yeah.

Yes, you did.

Well, I mean, you said it now.

Anyway.

Are you going to have to go to the Foreign Affairs Select Committee as well?

It certainly will.

But we're recording this at 2.37 on Saturday, and I give it about another 30 seconds before the opposition parties cry cover up.

I think it's going to be a giant stinking rare question.

Yeah, but it's different though, isn't it, in a letter, because you can't have those dramatic Emily Thornberry stares or follow-ups.

How long's left?

It's not the same.

It's just not the same.

And you can't watch it on telly, right?

Because the Prime Minister's had to endure days of this for political nerds, total box office watching this stuff unfold live on TV.

What did you have for your punish this morning?

The other thing about all of this, though, whatever the ins and outs, and of course, the processology, like Westminster loves nothing more than talking about itself and complicated process.

But this is also a proxy for the disastrous outcome.

surrounding, shrouding mood around Keir Starmer's leadership.

And yes, of course, it has been a complete car crash and there's different accounts and clashing verdicts and all sorts of other things.

And the process does matter because fundamentally it comes down to who is telling the truth about all of this.