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This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation with James O'Brien.

Three minutes after at ten is the time.

My apologies for being James O'Brien.

This program was supposed to be presented today by Chris Grayling,

but we haven't quite worked out what's gone wrong,

and I've got a call 10 minutes ago,

insisting that I step into the breach. So here I am. Welcome. You're listening to James O'Brien,

standing in for Chris Grayling on LBC. And we begin, speaking at Chris Grayling, with the unemployable,

or indeed the unemployed. I'll expand a little further on that in a moment. Coming up later in the program,

the editor of Vogue, no less, has been a victim of what can only really be called racial

profiling. And it occurred to me today that perhaps instead of talking about the slightly

confected brew ha ha regarding that statue in Bristol, it would be a lot more helpful to ask, well, if the

editor of Vogue can be directed to the tradesman's entrance at his own office by dint of the color of

his skin, and it might be rather a good morning to recognize that that sort of discrimination

exists at every other level of our society as well.

And as you sort of focus upon the confusion that such comments cause, I would draw your

attention to what I think is a fact. I could be wrong. I may have misunderstood some elements

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