heather newton is ahead mason, heather, thank you very much for being with us on bbc news this evening what you see, what immediately leaps out at you, what makes you hopeful, or perhaps pessimistic about this project? well, both hopeful, because i think the devastation could have been far more total, it could've been far more total, it could've been a lot worse, but i think there's a lot of trepidation in that the task ahead is enormous. and really i don't think anyone who's in a position to estimate the cost or anything just yet, because it will have to be a very prolonged period of investigation to have a look at it, almost done by stone, and assess the condition of the building. help us if you can to get an idea of what sort of damage done to stonework by fire, because you know, as an ignorant outsider, i kind of think well, it stone, it's going to be pretty durable in the heat, but clearly that's not the case. no, not in these sort of temperatures that would've been achieved there. it's notjust the stone itself, i mean looking back at the sort of restoration works that we re the s