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Breadcrumbs, wasn�*t it, because you only learnt it bit by bit by bit. what�*s it like seeing the whole loaf? well, it's been a long 18 months and i've been reflecting a bit- on what it was like that first i morning when we ran that first piece in the daily mirror- where i worked at the time, and arrived in parliament. we basically had revealed two - of the gatherings in downing street and talked a bit about the culture that existed there, the fact - that they liked parties and social gatherings. number 10 denied it, - said no rules were broken. and i arrived in parliament - and i was real...

Because there is always this overwhelming narrative, the counter narrative, the language around it, people talking about kangaroo courts and witch hunts and things like that. but fundamentally, this is a very serious constitutional point. and i suppose, actually, picking up on your point, and pippa, the one you made a few moments ago, you can make an argument beyond all of the noise and the characters of all of this, that this is... for all of the questioning that we all ask around systems and structures, whether it be of the state or of democracy, of things working, that journalistic. .. the ...

Even, that it would contribute, not the only factor, _ but it would contribute _ to his downfall as prime minister. but i think looking at that report there in front of chris, _ it just is reassuring that actually. parliament and its functions work and i think for so long j they've been traduced and attacked and undermined. ——and i think for so long they've been introduced| and attacked and undermined. and it feels like there's - an opportunity here actually for a reset, and hopefully to try and restore some of that publicj trust in those institutions. one of the things that surprised me.....

It was started with this video. with lot of families who had lost their loved ones, explaining what it all meant to them, so i was doing the dishes the next morning and i was like, oh, i will pop that video on while i am doing the dishes and i was completely transfixed by it. it is so powerful, it is so moving and the stories are just incredible. and then all week i have been sort of thinking back, to like, experiences i had like that with people who had gone through that and one of the big memories i had was chatting to the person who is in the studio now, the journalist catherine mayer. hell...

That borisjohnson lied. right? that is really significant. and i think it gets lost because there is always this overwhelming narrative, the counter narrative, the language around it, people talking about kangaroo courts and witch hunts and things like that. but fundamentally, this is a very serious constitutional point. and i suppose, actually, picking up on your point, and pippa, the one you made a few moments ago, you can make an argument beyond all of the noise and the characters of all of this and the characters of all of this, that this is... for all of the questioning that we all ask ar...