Paddy O’Connell

I tend to kill plants by accident.

I love gardening, but they often die.

Well, look, well done.

You've done 48 hours of continuous broadcasting without sleep, which no one would know.

And Chris Mason's the same.

Been very lucky to have him.

I did go to sleep last night, which was nice, but not on Thursday night.

Anyway, but yes, what are you doing tomorrow?

So we've got the editors panel.

We're doing three newspaper editors.

We've got Lorde a blanket on to read the runes of all the predictions in the Sunday scoopers.

We've also spotted a lot of use by Labour people of the phrase sugarcoating.

Yes.

It's been used multiple times by multiple people.

And so has doom-scrolling.

Last week we were talking about doom-scrolling through leaders, and I think that was something somebody told me that I put in a piece, and then this week I keep hearing people talk about doom-scrolling.

We had to doom-scroll through leaders.

And who have you got on your sofa?

Well, Bridget Philipson has got the lucky, enviable task, the Education Secretary, of coming on to talk about Labour's disaster and how they're going to rebuild.

James Cleverley for the Conservatives.