what s the dog called? bea, and she is enjoying having her tummy tickled. between the two of you, how many calls have you heard about the downing street party this week in total? we ve been talking about iti pretty solidly since monday, and i left it today for the final hour| of my programme. we did a different topic. we are talking three, i six, seven, eight hours worth of solid calls. we are talking hundreds easily. many hundreds coming in on it. i was listening to you yesterday, sheila, having some fun at the prime minister s expense around it being your birthday soon and whether you would turn up to work with beer and invite everybody and all the rest of it, and there is plenty of scope for that kind of mickey taking, but what has been the ten year and the tone of what people have been saying to you as they do the thing that we ve all been doing,
and, of course, there is the prospect, i guess, that more stuff, notjust from sue gray butjournalistically, is found about stuff which might have happened? also, i think more conservative mps will come out of the woodwork and say this guy can t be prime minister any more when they talk to their constituents over the weekend. talking of talking to people, we are nowjoined by two people who do it for a living, because they host phenomenally successful phone in shows and they ve been talking about this all week. i m so pleased to welcome them. shelagh, hello! shelagh fogarty from lbc. and we have kaye adams from radio scotland. hello, kaye. hi, there. can ijust say, first of all, if you re wondering what my right hand is doing, i ve got the dog beside me. just so you know. brilliant. what s the dog called? bea, and she s very much enjoying getting her tummy tickled.