Three minutes after 10 is the time, and you are listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

Don't forget that there was loads of it.

Michelle Mohn and her husband suffer the misfortune, if you like,

or certainly in her case, of being by far the most famous of the individuals involved in these so-called VIP lanes

and sundry other scam-adjacent behaviours.

But remember that that cronyism, that sort of potential corruption, ran through that administration

with Boris Johnson and Domit Cummings at the top of it, like Blackpooled through a stick of rock and never forget all of the people in my line of work who encouraged you to look the other way or get your little Boris Johnson flag out and wave it furiously every morning and ignored completely the obvious evidence that we were once again packaging up our country for the worst,

the very, very worst of us.

But I can't think of a phone in at the moment, so feel free to suggest you can produce

the second hour of the program today, should you so desire.

If you can think of a way into the Michelle Mone scandal, then I will be all ears. You can WhatsApp me on 0345-6060973 or text 84850.

I, two things, really. One is a bit of a confession. I have in the past conducted conversations on this radio program. I almost forgot what it was there. I have in the past conducted conversations on this radio program. I almost forgot what it was there.

I have in the past conducted conversations on this radio program about

documentary programs on the television, possibly even about

undercover investigations into police officers and police stations

without having watched the whole program. I hope I've always been honest with you about that.

I hope I've always said to you, well, I've seen the clips,

and the clips are often so compelling and comprehensive

that you don't really need to see the whole programme.

But on this occasion, I have actually watched the whole thing.

I don't know why.

It wouldn't normally be my choice of viewing, but the producer

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