Morning, Mike, just wish to say that your show is well worth getting up for every weekday,

including Good Friday.

Mike, as Harry Houdini, brackets, Kirstarama, won't be wishing you a happy Easter, I will.

Actually, I must say that even I was quite surprised to see that late yesterday, old Harry

Houdini, as you call him, Sir Kier Stama, Keith Stalin, as he's known, on this show,

actually did wish everybody in Britain a happy Easter, but you know what he didn't do?

He didn't do what he normally does, which would put out one of those ridiculously um you know overinflated

um videos with the stupid like 1970s german porn music behind it uh to tell we see everybody happy

easter fixing the foundation and just what we're doing for you. No, he just put a tweet out,

which was not accompanied by a video. So that tells you that it was a sort of second division

message, because of course, when he did the Sikh message, he showed that Downing Street

had been completely taken over and redecorated in Sikh colors and flowers and all the rest of it.

And when he did the Happy Eid and Eid Mubarak and all that sort of stuff

and happy Ramadan, that was all with videos and all singing, all dancing video scenario.

But not for Easter, I'm afraid.

So you can't get away with it, mate.

I'm sorry about that.

Let's talk to Benedict Spence, political commentator, on this very good Friday.

Benedict, very good morning to you, sir.

Good morning, Mike. Hi. I mean, I'm

very well. Only the Labour Party could take

a law which has been

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