Nicola Tallent

OK, so we can't name him.

No, not at the moment.

But you can tell us a little bit about because you obviously traveled over to Budapest.

You sat in for this pretrial hearing.

He's looking for bail.

He's looking to get out while these, you know, while the court case rumbles on, basically.

Yeah.

And his his parents are sort of helping him with that application.

Were you allowed to describe him?

On the basis that you block out his face.

But at some point, this anonymous order might be lifted or you might be able to.

So in Hungary, you have an anonymity until you're convicted, perhaps?

Yeah.

And funny, is the Netherlands similar?

Because they always, they just use the first name of the individual.

It's quite difficult if you're searching, if you're trying to research something because you, you know, logically put in a name.

And then you go, oh God, there was no coverage of that court case.

But actually, like even with your man, Noafal Fassi, he's described as Noafal F. Well, that's the thing.

Yeah.

You don't want to go into the court in Hungary and to be called out by the judge and to find yourself landed in.