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I would suggest that the gravest mistake, born from arrogance, a lack of foresight, and a being so disconnected from the waves of dissatisfaction expressed by electorates across Europe, was made by the EU commission. Had they but thrown David Cameron a bone when he visited them prior to the...

I don't think I'm giving anything away when I say that it's all a question of timing. Jumping the gun by acting before the vote on the 11th would make matters very difficult. Making changes after the vote on the other hand would make it a natural progression.

Mr Carney's warnings are based on the premise that those things are allowed to go unchecked, without any action being taken to avoid or mitigate those events. Whilst I respect Mr Carney as a person, that is patently nonsense as no government, of any political outlook, would do such a thing.

One of the most frustrating aspects of a career in politics is having to 'stick to the script'. So unfortunately I can't tell you anything new. I will say however, changes are afoot which will make some people very happy, and some equally unhappy.

Will do, although it'll be a little while before I get down there to take them.

No problem Oliver, the rendering's still looking fantastic and the sale of the barn has gone through now. So I'll be in touch about the interior of cottage once the 'other business' is finished with in March.

You're welcome, it's all for a good cause.