travel because of covid. 50 paul, the top 12 minutes of the bulletin on a match that hadn't even taken place yet that's not news, is it? i even taken place yet that's not news. is it?— news, is it? ithink in terms ofthe news, is it? ithink in terms of the six — news, is it? ithink in terms of the six o'clock _ news, is it? ithink in terms of the six o'clock news - news, is it? ithink in terms of the six o'clock news on i of the six o'clock news on friday, we will were on at 7:05pm as you said, it was just before kickoff, less than an hour before kickoff, in what was overwhelmingly the biggest event that was happening in the uk that day. as we saw afterwards from the tv viewing figures, more than one third of the country way tuned into the tv to watch this match. it was a big sporting event in itself, and i think sometimes, let's not step away from the interest and significant of the sporting event itself, as well as some of the other stories and issues that are attached to it. for example, the movement of fans across the country, you know, should there be spectators in the ground, should euros be taking place at all. so for all those reasons, it was at the