Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, a weekly podcast coming

to you from four undisclosed locations in the UK.

My name is Dan Schreiber, I'm sitting here with Anna Toshinsky, Andrew Hunter Murray,

James Harkin and once again we have gathered around the microphones with our four favorite

facts from the last seven days and in a particular order here we go. Starting with fact number

one, that is James. Okay my fat this week is that in 1978, chess player Victor Kochnoy

accused Anna Tolly Carp of cheating using an elaborate yoga-based code.

Was it an elaborate yoga or an elaborate code? I actually added that word elaborate,

to kind of make it feel a bit better than it actually is. No it isn't elaborate yoga,

it was blueberry wasn't it? How's that basic of the yoghurt that you're reading today?

You think blueberries elaborate? Well anything about standard Greek is elaborate.

I've read some places that it's blueberry but some places that it might be the even more elaborate

blueberry yoghurt. Okay that actually that really is. Yeah.

But basically what happened was we'll get onto everything that was happening around there

at the time because it was an extremely controversial match. But Carp of was just playing chess and

then suddenly someone brought him a yoga and no one knew that they were going to bring a yoga.

Normally you would have your snacks at very specific times but suddenly they just brought him this

blueberry or blueberry yoghurt and then he made a really good move and Kochnoy who for various

reasons was quite suspicious though that this must have been a code and whatever the flavor of the

yoghurt was going to be that was telling him what kind of move he had to make. And then Kochnoy

later on he did say that it was a joke and he was trying to sort of parody the fact that people

are always blaming each other of cheating but the truth is that he definitely did make the accusation,

...