Exactly, bbc one taken over for three hours. The only thing we would ever have in common withjoe rogan. Serious subject first. We have an inquiry out today, or the first part of an inquiry, that was looking at how Wayne Couzens, the serving metropolitan Police Officer who murdered Sarah Everard in 2021 in london, could ever have been a metropolitan Police Officer. What was it like for you, as somebody who has got political oversight of that force, reading that report . Because in every single page there was something really bad that had gone wrong over decades . Can i begin the conversation by speaking about sarah, Sarah Everard and her family, her parents and her siblings . It is important to remember her in the context of this conversation. I remember vividly the days after sarah disappeared because i live not far from where sarah disappeared from, and it was during the pandemic and my wife and daughters would go regularly for walks in and around that area. So it brings it all back,
as we were going on air, and we ve got the tory mp peter bone, we ve got the labour mp and frontbencher lucy powell. and what i love in those situations is everyone is saying, do you know what s happening? i don t know what s happening. everyone s looking at their phones to try and work it out. and what was happening? at that particular point, the amendment by the government had been pulled. yeah. and then everyone was saying, well, is there going to be a vote at all today, or is itjust going to go through, as they say in parliamentaryjargon, on the nod? and that s basically what happened later this afternoon after about, what, four or five hours of debate? and it was a weird debate, because actually, normally, the house of commons procedures means and etiquette means you can t call somebody a liar because everyone s an honourable member. so if you re all honourable, you can t have lies. but because this was a debate about, is the prime minister a liar? , people were tossing a