Why would anyone want to steal a toilet?

If they think they can get away with it, they'll get away with it.

But this isn't any old toilet.

This is a solid gold toilet, worth nearly five million pounds, stolen from a palace.

A solid gold toilet has been stolen.

Police are trying to flush the robbers out.

It's a tale of security failures, ruthless robbers and missing millions.

Crime next door. The Golden Toilet Heist.

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BBC Sounds, music, radio, podcasts. it's nice to talk to you all again on cover it's mark horogan here a few months on from our final episode of Steakknife.

And thanks so much for all your lovely messages about the series.

The reaction to episode 10, you'll remember it was called Frank.

And the whole production really has been phenomenal.

So thank you all for that.

I'm back on air today because I'm looking for more of your mails and messages.

For a very special bonus

episode we're going to release in a couple of weeks. Two very special bonus episodes in fact,

but first up, I'm genuinely so happy and excited to say that I'll be joined for a Q&A by

Patrick Radden Keefe, the acclaimed author of Say Nothing. And the book Say Nothing is incredible,

and the TV adaptation which he also exec was one of the biggest shows in the world in recent months.

And it came out around the same time a Steakknife, actually, and Patrick has been really supportive of our own series.

So if there's something you'd like to know about the production of either series, about the people we've met, the research we did,

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