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It's Tuesday morning, which means a man who spent the weekend travelling to Sheffield to watch his beloved QPR,

not register a shot on target, and he's really, really hacked off about it. Peter Blacksley, good morning.

Good morning!

How much did you spend taking your three sons to Sheffield?

Yes, quite a lot of money because they all fancied a drink and something to eat on Saturday.

And so, yeah, the bill was huge.

Was it money well spent, Peter Blasley?

In terms of spending time with my three boys, it was wonderful and worth every penny.

In terms of value for money from the 90 minutes of football we watched.

You learned to answer questions by being a copper all those years.

Let's crack on front page of the Sun, the Beebs' billion dollar bungle.

I'd love you take on this.

Mine is very quickly.

I think the sadness, to completely get where Trump's come from, I think the sadness is all the idiots like Ed Davy and everybody are now saying, this is the BBC that's being

attacked by a foreign body and this is, it's a fine and upstanding institution. No, it's not.

If Ed Davy stuck to water slides, I'd be a lot happier.

That's really where he needs to remain and remain quiet.

Look, this splicing of the interview is so egregious and is so in defiance of what the BBC says it exists for.

It's so very serious that I was kind of thinking,

this must be illegal, mustn't it?

And of course, now, whilst it might not be criminal,

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