[Steve in Pudsey]

As a follow up to my previous question, and this is something that just came up in my mind, you have mentioned Canada, which simulcasts loads of US TV programming, so to put an example that you have said Brekkie, if the US President wants to make a speech and a programme is interrupted in order to cover that speech, and at the same time it is simulcasted in Canada, does that mean that Canadian viewers will also see the coverage of the speech of the US President in that particular moment?

Does a similar situation arise with Virgin Media Ireland (or its predecessor) if ITV's schedule gets disrupted? I'm thinking of occasions when This Morning has thrown to breaking news and not come back.