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So, very good morning to Theo Oshelwood, who is here with us.

Theo, good to see you.

I mean, there's lots and lots on the front pages today about Lucy Leibble, which we'll get to a little bit later on.

But I'd really like to hear your view on the whole situation with the old voice coach, you know, because the voice coach story

has literally come out of nowhere. Again, it was something that we weren't expecting to hear.

It was something that we didn't expect to have to be covering. And yet, this woman, Leone,

whatever her name is, Malinga, as I like to call her, has been incredibly, sort of quite active actually on social media

since it even broke. And he's not out of the woods, is he on this?

He's not out of the woods. Now this is, yes, of course, Leonie Malinga. And she was a voice

coach who could have, and what was interesting about this was the

NHS speech therapists at the time were instructed to work from home.

And yet this was when we were in, she was going from tier three into tier four, strict

lockdown conditions, comes in, a supporter, you know, comes in to support Kier Stama, could have done an online session.

And Kier Stama, his team, you know, appeared to be, you know, he insisted when he was cornered

by the sons, Jack Elson, at that press conference on Monday.

How touchy was he?

All the rules of the way.

Of course not.

What's going to be really interesting, though, was he, does he say it in the House of Commons today?

Because, of course, if he says it in the House of Commons today, and it proves, it turns out that the rules weren't followed, then that would be, then he would, and it can be proven.

And this is what did for Boris Johnson that he has, of course, misled the House of Commons by saying the rules were followed and turns out they weren't followed, then that's real trouble.

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