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This is Steve Allen's A Little Bit Extra, leading Britain's conversation.

You're listening to our podcast of Steve Allen.

Morning everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for today, Tuesday, June the 7th.

As you probably know already, because you probably downloaded it. Today's show was an hour

shorter because of apparently some events that were taking place. I don't know,

something to do with somebody called Boris. Does that ring a bell with anybody? Probably only a very small bell, I should imagine. But that's why. So we only had a two-hour

programme today. So I feel as though I'm sort of cheating you out of sort of doing sort of long

programme. But don't worry, all will be back to normal tomorrow. We kick off with neighbours,

because that's coming off, isn't it? After 37 years,

and the guy Ian Smith, who plays Harold Bishop, has returned, he's 83. Doesn't seem to have aged at all.

Really doesn't seem to have aged at all, apart from, you know, his hair's gone white and that's it.

Appearing alongside the original cast, such as Guy Pearce, Annie Jones and Paul Keene,

he looked the same as he did when he departed in 2008.

I mean, it is amazing that they couldn't actually sell it.

And I don't know what they've replaced it with on Channel 5.

I can't remember whether they've replaced it with on Channel 5. I can't remember whether they've replaced it with anything in particular.

Perhaps Stacey Solomon could have a new show

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