I think the Commonwealth joins us much more closely. We have a stronger common background. We're close to the Americans militarily, but amongst our general population, the ease of relationship is not there. Especially when we see what is happening with the Twitter communications coming out of America now, it's creating a distance.
Having said that, the English language is always a unifier, a bond, and our past history, particularly the support that we've given to each other during the First and Second World Wars, remains a critical point of importance for us.
In terms of the future threats, can I stress the importance of greater honesty and transparency with our own populations? I say this because there is a growing cynicism that is being fed by others on social media. We need to have a resilience amongst our population that isn't there at the moment. We need to give them the decency and the integrity they deserve, and help them to understand what the threats are and the values we're defending. We need to do more of that before we go on to look at the next capability threat. The biggest capability threat that we face is undermining the values of democracy by not being as honest and straight with our population about what the threats are out there and what we're trying to do to tackle them.