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. >> reporter: willems cowrote t script with tom warburton, a friend since the two wereim ors 25 yearsgo and an admirer of willems' first film"" the man who yelled." >> mo was veryood at branding. he was already mo willems even before he was doing was doing his picture books. >> reporter: well he in that in that film. >> yeah. >> reporter: he must mention his name. i don't know how many times. >> not just in that film and everything he does, he mentions his name over and over and over again. yes, yeah. that was that was just the start. g >> oh dness! a sheep! >> reporter: over the years e two collaborated on the cartoon network's short-lived "sheep in the big city." >> when we would look at the ratings, you would get a five. that was the number of people watching it. it was an unpopular show >> reporter: but their show codename kids next door was a hit. willems went on to write for sesame street, for which he won six emmys. the musical poses a different problem. >> how do you take a 40 page book abo a pigeon not being able to drive a bus and turn it into an hour long musical. >> report

here he is talking to chris warburton on bbc radio 5live this morning. 0na on a scale of one to ten, think the number would be 02079304433. that's the downing street number. if you ring the prime minister's diary secretary, he will know, or she will know, what the prime minister is going to do. i'm not the prime minister's diary secretary. you could have caused some problems, might jam secretary. you could have caused some problems, mightjam the switchboard but michael gove, thank you very much. it has been an interesting election campaign. there have been further developments this morning — as the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says he has a document that he claims paints a "damning picture ofjohnson's deal" and its effect on northern ireland. let's speak to our political correspondent leila nathoo who was at that news conference with jeremy corbyn. what is this document? what does it say? well, here it is. it is titled ni protocol, unfettered access to the uk i am. in english that means the uk i am. in english that means the northern ireland part of the brexit withdrawal agreement and