We look at what has happened in the UK. As the Hon Scott Simpson said, at the moment they are going through a fuel crisis in the UK, not down to anything other than a shortage of heavy-truck drivers to circulate the fuel around the economy. They've also taken large steps, as we have, to try and get more renewable electricity into their sector, which is going to have a very interesting winter this year because they have made it very difficult for gas. They've got huge shale gas reserves, particularly in the Forest of Bowland, where they could actually have enough gas for 100 years, but they are not taking out of the ground, and instead they are relying on electricity from France. That connector the other day in Kent that failed almost caused a blackout. We are getting a similar issue here with Genesis having some issues with their hydro plant and we are burning record amounts of coal.