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Blockbuster. Hello today to Norway. Samson Chetland apologies for my pronunciation. He gets in touch

to say, I may not listen to the podcast in a very exotic location. Mostly my master people

carry with heaps of children on board whilst doing the school run in suburbia. But I represent the

international readership in a vertical, as I want to express gratitude. Samson teaches British

politics and history in Norway. And he says, I steal and borrow most of my super well informed and

original ideas from your podcast. I thank you so much for that, Samson. I'm slightly worried for

the future of Norway, if that is the basis of the education system. But anyway, if you want to get

in touch, let me know where you're listening. Email me, map.jollyapptimes.radio and I'll say

a little to you on the podcast next week. Right, coming up in our big thing this weekend, Sunday

May the 2nd marks exactly 10 years since the death of Osama Bin Laden. And that extraordinary moment

when Barack Obama announced the successful mission to the world. Well, 10 years on,

I've been speaking to William Hague, the British Foreign Secretary at the time,

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