Ryan Tubridy

It is fascinating.

It's got all the main players.

Like him or loathe him, he's a fascinating figure, and I think that it's there on the Channel 4 playback service, whatever, you'll get it.

So that comes with the highest recommendation, and I love a good political documentary, and that is great.

I also want to make reference to, obviously, Jesse Buckley winning the BAFTA was amazing.

I am proud of her, even though I have no right to be, but I'm really thrilled.

And I was really, really happy for Robert Aramayo.

And you might remember Robert was and is the star of I Swear, which is one of the best films I've seen for a while.

It's really excellent.

And this is about the man with Tourette's.

and he tells the story so well.

Now, you know at the BAFTAs, the poor fellow, Robert was playing the part of this guy in real life, and the guy in real life shouted out a racial slur at one point during the BAFTAs, and he said afterwards, I'm so embarrassed.

That's the whole point of the Tourette's story.

He didn't mean it.

It was most unfortunate.

But let's not take away from Robert Aramayo.

I don't know him, but I've mentioned his name a few times.

and on Instagram.

And he's now been in touch a couple of times to say thanks for the support, which is very sweet.

He's busier things, but he won two BAFTAs on the one night.