Chapter Thirty-Three: KallebrannSir John was the first call I took as Jimmy put the car in gear and we joined the convoy waiting to escort us away from the terminal at Heathrow. He was full of thanks and congratulations at the job well done, not only in respect of future trade figures with the sub-continent, but also it was his name I'd accredited to the top of the agreement I'd left with the ambassador to sign with Trubnikov's Indian government official. Although the documentation was only in the Sunday pipeline, Sir John had already notified the Cabinet Secretary who, being more prudent by nature, advised Scarlett not to release any notice of the deal with Rolls Royce and British Aerospace worth billions of pounds until confirmation of the contracts being signed was received at the Minis
