 And this all happening, James, of course, two and a half weeks before the Olympics starts in Paris, when there should be a stable government and, you know, a prime minister who is kind of in control of the country. Nobody knows who's running France. It is rudderless, and that's not a good position to be in. Mark, thank you very much indeed. The BBC's Mark Lowen joining us live there from Paris. And that brings us to the end of this edition of News Out. From me and the rest of the team here in London, thanks so much for being with us. Until the next time, bye-bye.