Hello and in the studio today it is Gregor Robertson James

Restall and Molly Hudson hello everyone how's everyone doing very well thank you yeah

good James you well yeah very good very good after a brilliant night of

Champions League football.

Oh, wonderful. We'll get on to that in just a moment.

Molly, you good? Yeah, not too bad, thank you.

Fantastic. Well, coming up, we are going to look ahead to this weekend's League Cup final at Wembley, talk premium economy and private jets

and find out what happened when the Times' very own Tony Kaskarino met the rock and roll legend

John Bon Jovi. All that to come after this.

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So there is only one place to start and that is Manchester City coming from behind at the

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Optim is very high that they'll get through to the next stage.

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