Remember to tell me later. With gestures.

So thanks for this nomination, and for the other nods over the years.

Evelyn in Morocco briefs us on the use of gestures in Morocco.

Somewhere hidden in the physical gestures, the vocal cadence, the facial expressions, the eye contact, the passion, the kind of awkward, British body language, the sense of how the audience are reacting, there are hundreds of subconscious clues that go to how well you will understand, and whether you're inspired

We were near some stone figures on a plinth a man and a woman, in classical style whose suspended gestures seemed to hold some significance.