If you've had any time to pause and reflect, um, and what, what you've noticed about possibly the s- the state of business media and how that has changed over the last 30 years.

Yeah.

Um, some very good questions.

Uh, I mean, uh, first of all, I would say how incredibly lucky I've been to, to be covering and writing about London business and London consumer affairs, and all the other things I've written about, uh, over the past s- uh, 30 years almost at the Standard.

And what, what, uh, unceasingly interesting, fascinating, tumultuous city London is, both in, in the city, in Canary Wharf and the financial services side of it, but also all the other industries, the tech, the, the life science, the, the, the hospitality scene, the arts and culture scene.

You know, just what an incredible city it is.

Uh, and I'm gonna miss having that, uh, focus on, on London, although it's obviously gonna be very interesting to write more nationally in future, uh, at The Telegraph, um, at a time when the government's obviously trying to focus the whole balance of the national economy slightly away from London.

What, how does it, how, how do they make a difference there?