 The investigators will measure any inflammation in the nose by looking at cells collected by washing the inside of the nose nasal lavage and placing small strips of paper in the nasal cavity. The paper absorbs the nasal fluid and the chemicals produced during inflammation and can be extracted from the paper and analysed in the laboratory. The investigators will also be collecting a small amount of nasal epithelium taken by way of a nasal scrape; this is done by using a Rhinoprobe, a small plastic curette which is used to scrape a small piece of lining of the nose. The investigators hope that information obtained from this study will be used in future studies that will test new study drugs designed to treat diseases of the airways and lungs like asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD and hay fever. 