Hello, Henry.
Hello.
Hello, Laura.
Hello.
So it's, it's the wrong day for me to be in the studio.
I'm sat on the wrong side of the fake living room that we have, but it's still very exciting.
Why would you normally sit here?
I would normally sit in that seat, yeah.
Oh, so we share a seat.
This is what happens when weekdays and weekends cross over.
You learn new things.
Well, it's very nice to have you in the wrong seat.
because I'm in my seat, which is normally your seat,
and this is getting a kind of like Kafkaesque and all sorts of other pretentious other descriptions I could come up.
But it's very nice to have you here with us on weekend newscast and Fleming.
And here we are talking about the BBC, which is something that happens every now and again,
because from time to time, things pop up about the BBC as an important national institution.
We will be talking about that today,
as well as another couple of very important, interesting stories.
And it's also remembered Sunday.