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And, helen, i mentioned the telegraph. borisjohnson was their star columnist for years. they've supported him throughout this crisis. but it was the telegraph that broke the story about parties the night before prince philip's funeral. do you think borisjohnson has lost their support? i wouldn't bet against in some future time him being offered another massive contract to write telegraph columns if his, you know, reign of a thousand years ever end. obviously, who can imagine that happening? but what's interesting to me about the fact is, i think the telegraph have played this much more straigh...

In lbc when i was chief exec there in 200a. we invited tony blair to do a phone—in and literally sit there and push the faders and take the calls. so i'm probably to blame for all of this. now they're all at it, aren't they? i think we took the view — and certainly the people that now run lbc have taken this to a fantastic level — that actually it's great to have an unmediated opportunity for listeners to speak directly to politicians. it's great whatjournalists do, and journalists have got knowledge and detail to bring to the party, but it's great also to be able to have real people, un...

Process of getting out these massive headline—grabbing announcements. the bbc funding one, for example, the ft reported this morning that there were cabinet ministers yesterday who were concerned they'd been bounced into supporting this. it was all very rushed. the same goes for the policy announcement that came a couple of days ago, so the government said they would send the military and the navy to help deal with the small boats crisis and a lot of sort of royal navy chiefs and mps themselves on the tory side criticising that. it all feels very rushed, a little bit desperate to try and dis...

Bounced into supporting this, it was all very rushed. the same goes for the policy announcement that came a couple of days ago — so the government said they would send the military and the navy to help deal with the small—boats crisis and a lot of sort of royal navy chiefs and mps themselves on the tory side criticising that. it all feels very rushed, a little bit desperate to try and distract us all. and we will come back to the bbc licence fee later. butjoeyjones, you know, as someone who was theresa may's spokesman when she was home secretary, do you believe what's happened this week is...

The prime minister that borisjohnson was much better able, better equipped to deal with than the contrition that you could see he found very difficult on last week's pmqs and indeed notably in that interview that took place with beth rigby yesterday. we can see why you were good at your spinning job back then! helen lewis from the atlantic. that quote from david davis, you know, it's the kind of quote that newspaper editors dream of, isn't it? yeah, i thought it was very interesting to go back and have a look at the hansard records of that 1940 debate because leo amery, who delivered it the fi...