Ian Dennis

I was then walking back towards arrivals, and there was Stephen Fry again, surrounded by a coterie of people who were looking after him, and he'd obviously received his bag.

Were you with Chris Sutton at the time?

Because they're probably neighbours in Norfolk, aren't they?

Well, there's every chance of that.

But Chris, who was our summariser in Madrid, told us he got a very, very early flight back, and Chris told us who else was on his flight, but...

David Cameron, former Prime Minister David Cameron.

So Stephen Fry and David Cameron, that's not a bad double.

yeah you are definitely jonah that's twice now your wallet's been nicked yeah and they are i have to say it's incredible how they do it you know that i i i know what happened what happened talking through it i think it was one of those things where they have like a false bag do you know what i mean like a false bag or false arm so this guy was right up next to me in the metro

And I just, I could hear, I could feel a fig because we were packed in together.

And I just thought, is that, is that, or is it not?

And anyway, the doors opened and he's gone.

Yeah.

False bag and false arm are quite different things.

Well, he had a big bag, and he had, like, his arm was as if it was over the bag, and he was right next to me.

And I think it could have been a false, a fake arm.

A prosthetic arm.

Yeah, a prosthetic arm.

But next time I go, I don't know whether any of you have...

red tint in, but I think it's in one of the editions where, where Thompson and Thompson, the detectives keep getting their wallets stolen.

And in the end, the Thompson twins attach elastic to their wallet.