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This week live from Waterloo station, where David Law and I are surrounded by both pigeons

and signs asking us to help Waterloo station prevent the domination of pigeons,

which I don't think we're doing because our table is scattered with coffee cups and tea bags

and milk and all the sort of stuff which apparently attracts pigeons.

I think they've spotted our microphone tennis podcast cubes and our fancy

gate cash in the show Rosie style.

There is a little harrym of pigeons, I don't think that's the official term for a group of pigeons,

but there is a small harrym gathering to our right.

I'll take a photo of them, just approve it.

Let's give this term my back on them and try to ignore their presence in our recording.

But if you hear the flapping of wings, that is what is going on.

David Law is alongside me for the first time since midway through second week

of the US Open at which stage I was stricken by the Lurgy and you've hot-putted it

from the BT Sport commentary, David.

Yeah, I've just been commentating on all manner of matches and an increasingly

taxing season is taking its toll on a number of players.

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