definitely, of course, iagree.eresting figures about the number of youth negotiators and the parties _ number of youth negotiators and the parties and _ number of youth negotiators and the parties and it is almost 40% of lebanon's _ parties and it is almost 40% of lebanon's delegation is under 35. these _ lebanon's delegation is under 35. these are — lebanon's delegation is under 35. these are young people in those rooms during the negotiation. exactly and that is another programme taking cop by storm, the climate _ programme taking cop by storm, the climate youth negotiated programme, they have _ climate youth negotiated programme, they have over 125 young people from a quarter— they have over 125 young people from a quarter of— they have over 125 young people from a quarter of the world's country is currently— a quarter of the world's country is currently in — a quarter of the world's country is currently in the negotiating rooms as part _ currently in the negotiating rooms as part of— currently in the negotiatin

the general election, iagree, data various hospitals.ction, i agree, data was not as good as it could have been at the beginning, i think that would be a big lesson for me. to your broader point about scrutiny on this, this is all happening very quickly, as new devices coming in from the people at sage, it was essentially acted on —— as new advice is coming in from the people at sage it was acted on, on the 12th, 16th, 18th, 20th, 23rd. you refer to days and i think about it as dates in my head so if you could translate your monday and sunday into aches in my headit monday and sunday into aches in my head it would help me. the 16th is when the advice changed about the timing of implementation, government announced same day, 18th, again, conversation about... we announced same day, 18th, again, conversation about. . ._ announced same day, 18th, again, conversation about... we are going to be looking _ conversation about... we are going to be looking after _ conversation about... we are going to be looking after the _ conversation about...

yep, iagree. i totally agree. that your world is hair, camille, how much time and effort do you spend on your own hair? is it a case of, like, the chef doesn't cook at home? well, i do spend a little time. like, i'm going to say, i'm a wig—wearer, but i have a lot of wigs. so i have, you know, i have a wall of wigs, and ijust go pick, and i do... ijust work on my own wigs. and i actually do spend time for my hair, just to make sure that it looks good. of course. now, zerina, you've always been interested in fashion. when did you catch the fashion bug? i caught it... you know, i have to say, i caught it very early. i'd even tie it back to the time when my family bought me that pretty easter dress, and then i never wanted to take it off! you know? and i would kind of... they practically had to hide it from me cos i wanted to play in the playground with it all day. but i'd say really in high school, i started to experiment with design and really kind of put it to the forefront of what i wanted to do in my career. peo