Tim Wilson

Your partner's Andrew Callaghan, morning.

Now, what do we make of the migration numbers 24-24-7?

So we've got some growth.

That ain't what it was, was it?

Now, apparently he's fallen off.

Sanford, I can tell you, though, has had a very good result.

We'll get that out of the way before we find Andrew.

24.6% up, so Sanford are good, so that's a good local story.

Cisco, if you want to talk internationally, as far as markets off to the races this morning, the American markets are off to the races.

Cisco, better than expected, report new networking switches and routers.

They're all about AI and computers and competition.

Their revenue, $15.84 billion, so they're going very nicely.

Thank you.

Yeah, let me, while I've got a moment, just let me give you the story on Burnham.

So we've got a by-election.

This is how it works.

And we've explained it several times this week so far.

But Andy Burnham is not an MP.

So he's the one who will make a difference, allegedly, according to Rod Little.

If there's one person who can make a difference in the Labour Party and might well justify getting rid of Starmer, it is Andy Burnham.