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The cases announced today involving the day may represent a milestone in the history of journalism in Britain. And it is the biggest thing to have happened since the Leveson inquiry. We have learned a lot since the Leveson inquiry, but the fact that six people of this standing, Prince Harry and Doreen Lawrence, Elton John, prepared to take on the mail, which is ferociously litigious on this issue of whether they were spied on. That's what it comes down to by mail. Journalists is a remarkable event. Even. You know, let's see how it pans out. The fact that they're ready to challenge is is is extraordinary and that we have come to this after all the Daily Mail's denials. And it has denied and denied and denied since really since phone hacking broke in in the, you know, a dozen years ago. It has denied everything along the way. Now it is basically in the dock and going to have to defend itself. And I think what plays out now will be absolutely fascinating and very important for the character of journalism in this country. The Daily Mail is the most powerful newspaper in the UK. It is because of The Daily Mail. Because of the Daily Mail that we have. Liz Truss as Prime Minister. They more than anybody, engineered her elevation. They are now in the dock for spying on quite significant, important people. You know, Elton John may be a pop star, but he is a national treasure, an important figure. A global figure. Prince Harry, we all know. You know, that's that's royalty. But it's also, you know, one of the most prominent people on the on the planet. One of the most talked about people on the planet, the least. And then during Lawrence. Well, that is just extraordinary. The Daily Mail is so close historically to Doreen Lawrence having published a a front page about her. Now she has about her son's case. Now she is turning on them at accusing The Daily Mail of spying on her. Now, she's in Lawrence suing the Daily Mail. Turns the story gives another incredible twist to the story of one of the most torrid and awful murder stories in the UK. The Mail was the newspaper which published its The Famous Murderer's Front Page. It accused five young men of murdering her son, Stephen Lawrence, at a time when they hadn't been convicted. It said that they were murderers and defied them to sue. It caused a sensation. At the time this was 1997. It caused a sensation at the time. It really everybody for days afterwards was talking about what The Daily Mail had done. Was this right? Was this trial by media? What is one thing it did do was promote the case to the to the focus of public attention. It wasn't unknown, but it certainly lifted the case in people's. And since then, it has to be said. The mail...