MR WILLS
Now we know, surely from half-past 7 in the morning, or let's be generous to you, from 8 o'clock in the morning of the 11th, surely because of the very fact that you've got this instruction and you realised what the sensitivity was, you knew that it had implications that affected the whole negotiation process at that stage, surely it would have been a normal thing for you to do, to communicate to your troops on the ground that "guys whatever happens, hold fire at this stage.  This is something bigger than even I imagined.  Don't do anything, we've got to get authority from high up and we have these instructions".  I want to know why you didn't do that.