Paddy

No problems have ever come to light with him, have they?

He's never had a nickname, the Prince of Darkness.

He's never had rich and powerful friends.

He never had a relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, did he?

Oh, yes, he did.

Yes, he did have.

So they appointed him.

That's the whole shebang.

They appointed him.

Then, Ollie Robbins, it was his job, say his allies, it was his job to go ahead and make it happen.

Yes, and of course the sequencing of it means that the Prime Minister can't, even if he hopes to, can't shut it down on Monday.

So we know we're going to have to readdress with Downing Street what the Tuesday testimony of Sir Ollie Robbins is before the Foreign Affairs Select Committee.

The Prime Minister goes first.

And many party leaders have said he has misled the House of Commons and under the ministerial code, which Keir Starmer beefed up himself.

And we should contrast his behaviour as the leader of the opposition when facing Boris Johnson.

But do you have an answer as an impartial journalist to the question?

Did the prime minister mislead the House of Commons?

And it's my job to implement the government policy.

So let's look at some of the key questions both men will face.

One of them always is timeline.