so turn your radio dials to radio four at 1029. i'm very glad that you corrected that because hopefully it means that i won't be late. but you said it's a premier. are you going to dress up because i haven't got a cocktail dress? i don't think. i'm not feeling like red carpet ready. that doesn't happen in an election campaign. 0h, laura, i can tell you're a tv person, because the thing is, with radio, it doesn't matter what you're wearing. you can say you're wearing a ball gown and people like, all right. but you know, what is an innovation, chris mason, because he's not dashing around the country for once, he's got aftershave on and it hasn't worn off because of a day of sweating. well, also, more to the point i have got, because it's because of the d—day commemorations, i've had a quieter day, which means and this is dangerous. i have come in to do newscasts and something other than a suit and tie. and therefore, the sort of, you know, the wardrobe that hasn't been sort of signed off and okay for tv actually features certainly on the tv version of newscast, which is yeah, dangerous territory. i could just come