No, that's fine. I wanted you to continue because I think it's important for all of us at committee to hear your statement in the context of what is happening, not just from the perspective of people who are living this, but also of people who are reporting it.
I wanted to ask you about the chill effect that this obviously has, because as you pointed out in the anecdotes you just stated, this is contemplated. You haven't accused the government of anything, you're simply reporting it. That's what you do. When you look at what the outcomes and the effects of this are, some of the documents that you've provided to us suggest that the stories aren't being written, therefore the truth as to what's happening isn't getting out.
My question is about the average person. What evidence do they have of what's going on in this conflict? Where do they get their information from? We have, as you've pointed out here, the Daily Mirror writing just about the refugee situation. I mean, my God, it's obvious there would be refugees in a conflict, and people are seeing them streaming into their towns. Where are they getting their information, or is any information getting out?