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It's quite a tricky one today because the big story is still what's going on in politics.
But a lot of what's going on is visual.
So just before Prime Minister's questions, as usual,
the cameras were trained on the door of Downing Street.
The Prime Minister came out.
Somebody shouted something along the lines of, have you lost control?
And he tripped up.
And everyone went, ha ha ha ha ha,
that'll be a great opening shot for Chris Mason's piece on the Six O'Clock News about the troubles the government has.
Then it got a lot more complicated because at Prime Minister's Questions, Rachel Reeves,
the Chancellor, was sat next to him and it looked like she'd been crying.
And then it looked like she was crying.
And then we all had a bit of a dilemma as political journalists about,
well, how far do you go with speculating about a person's behaviour?
Her team let it be known that it was a personal issue that was moving her.
But at the same time,
that image has become a massive symbol for the difficulties the government is undoubtedly in.
So listen to this episode of Newscast as me and Chris try to unpack all this.