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Now in the last episode when I spoke to Sir Lindsay Hoyle, the common speaker about how a virtual

parliament would work, I promised the Esther Weber and I would provide a review of exactly what it was like.

So what we're going to try and do is watch along with the first ever virtual

Prime Minister's questions where Sir Kir stama actually makes his debut as

leader of the opposition and will trying to give you a sense of

what it's like where you're watching along so Esther you're on the line I am yes and

we're going to watch PMQs together in a sort of I think this is what all the young people are doing isn't it hanging out in Zoom chats watching Parliament live?

I mean it is actually possible that people are so bored by this

that they might be in tuning into Parliament.

So so far we've had the probably the most hotly anticipated

episode of Welsh questions ever.

That's just finishing up right now Simon Hart, the Welsh Secretary.

He's let the sign down to be honest.

He's doing his web chat against a plain white wall, which is much less interesting than he might have hoped for.

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