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as iconic as the heart of our democracy, but ultimately, there is a duty of kjaer to those that live and work in the westminster area, not least around number ten as well, and like i said, in any other city around the world where you have the head of state or indeed the prime minister operating and indeed parliamentarians, people will be allowed to come and go at any time, but they would not be allowed to be able to demonstrate for any length of time right next to the very gates themselves. that's the piece that concerns me. 50 themselves. that's the piece that concerns me-_ themselves. that's the piece that concerns me— themselves. that's the piece that concerns me. so much has changed about this area _ concerns me. so much has changed about this area anyway. _ concerns me. so much has changed about this area anyway. it - concerns me. so much has changed about this area anyway. it was - concerns me. so much has changed about this area anyway. it was a - about this area anyway. it was a place and space where people could come of the public could walk down and take photographs. that in its self has changed. you and take photographs. that in its self has changed.— and take photographs. that in its self has changed. you are right. go back to the — self has changed. you are right. go back to the 70s _ self has changed. you are right. go back to the 70s and _ self has changed. you are right. go back to the 70s and so _ self has changed. you are right. go back to the 70s and so forth, - back to the 70s and so forth, there are pictures and movies from that time that show people outside of number ten. time that show people outside of numberten. clearly time that show people outside of number ten. clearly that is not the case today. we need to get that balance right to make sure that parliamentarians and indeed the executive, the prime minister can go