over hours of conversations, james pryor had said that banks had asked the russian ambassador for helpent off to russian investors. but it's important to stress that pryor was clear that, in the end, the russians weren't interested and no deal was done. we don't know why pryor‘s recollection has changed, or which account is correct. are you categorically stating that you didn't even approach russian investors? yes. i spoke to no russian investors about this. 100%. your right—hand man who ran these mines, james pryor, told us the papers were prepared and sent to alrosa, the russian state... well, that's completely incorrect. they weren't. the russian state diamond company was approached, or representatives. i assume you've got — so you've got evidence of that? well, this is the guy that runs your mines. he doesn't run my mines. i had no involvement with russian money, or even requested it. i've said that categorically. if you can prove that, then you've won... you know, yourjackpot, haven't you? but, unfortunately, i didn't. not even those that are close to him seem to know where the mo