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So i think the economic ramifications of this - are pretty long—term. i want to pick up on that. part of the conversations that the world has been having about the energy transition and need to transition, there was a lot of pressure, particularly from the united states, to stop investing in hydrocarbon markets, to stop investing in the oil development and so forth, and so you had everybody on the back foot and then this crisis happened. if anything, it proved that, again, american policy of almost saying, "we need to wipe our hands of this and we can just transition easily" is not actually ...

Are disastroys at the moment, and i think that is where... - those are the kind of services where people feel the energy| crisis and what is going . on actually hits their life, and whether they blame their local councillors, l whether they blame boris - johnson or whether they blame vladimir putin for that will be quite an interesting _ thing to see next week. quite a few people who choose from in the blame game! for those who feel strongly about partygate, and whether they can trust the conservatives or not, it really will come down to emotions and trust. this is a way to get that message ac...

Up to now, they've repelled them from the west. - kyiv was seen as a victory. everybody's really saying, "plucky ukrainians, let's i give them some arms." talking to our foreign - correspondent, jeremy bowen, who's out there, saying, - "what happens if russia starts winning in the east? are you going to keep pushing arms, military into that? - that's a very different i proposition, politically, domestically, to sell at home." a western flank is a different prospect, isn't it? i suppose what this has done is brought nato together in a way that... emmanuel macron hadn't been as warmly disposed t...

And so i think in countries like, for example, the uk, where it has to be the conservatives or labour predominantly and we always thought you couldn't have new parties. look at this. you have completely new parties shaping and dominating the political discourse in france. whether it's france or any other european economy at the moment, simon, though, the problems are the same, aren't they? a lot of leaders are grappling with those issues of cost—of—living crisis, fuel security, which we have already touched on. it is a nightmare scenario for any finance minister. i in france, i get people ...

Of votes above 40% was shocking. and so the question is, what is the long—term ramifications for france? but also the fact that the traditional parties as we know them have now gone, and so i think in countries like, for example, the uk, where it has to be the conservatives or labour predominantly. look at this. you have new parties shaping and dominating france. whether it�*s france or any other european economy at the moment, simon, though, the problems are the same, aren�*t they? a lot of leaders are grappling with those issues of cost—of—living crisis, fuel security, which we hav...