Rory Stewart

Pointless stuff.

And we got to the Garrison Chapel where Shoshana and Turquoise Mountain are doing this amazing exhibition, open to the public.

Please, anyone...

who's coming through London, have a look at it.

And what it's showing is all the work of craftspeople, particularly women, making incredibly beautiful things in Afghanistan, in Myanmar, in Palestine, and in other countries around the world.

And I love that because I was trying to work out why I felt happy in the evening.

But I thought there were two things.

I mean, one of them is, yes, I was changing my state with my endorphins.

But secondly, it was the sense of being able to help in a small way with her exhibition, talk about her speech, and see all this beautiful stuff.

Now, the second thing, though, which is completely the other end, I went to see Hamnet over the weekend.

Have you seen Hamnet?

I have.

Hamnet?

Yeah, Hamnet.

Yeah, I'm interested in your review.

I'll give you mine.

Well, basically, as the parent of a young boy,

I was in bits through most of it.

I just couldn't handle the grief and the horror of this young boy dying.

But I also felt it was very, very powerful.