Four minutes after ten is the time. Sport for choice today, almost. Mystery hour from 12,

which means probably have two conversations prior to that together, possibly three. I'm drawn to that

story. Nick was just chuckling about the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 will be forced to make more

programmes with Britishness at their core under government plans. I am very keen to know what the hell that is supposed to mean.

I am not, however, supremely confident that you will be able to tell me,

which is always an interesting dynamic in the context of a radio phone in.

Obviously, on the Great British Radio Show, which is the official title of this programme,

we strain every sinew every morning to ensure that the content we bring you uh hang on

let me get has britishness at its core perhaps we could do it that way around

perhaps we could do it that way around the idea that um this radio program needs to have more

britishness at its core and given that it is very much a cooperative, you know, it's very much a team effort

this programme.

I like to think that you're just as important a constituent of this radio entertainment

as I am.

There are no leaders here.

There are no managers.

We are all equal in this one.

And therefore we could work together to establish how the show could have more Britishness at its core. Are you beginning to see why? I find that perhaps a little silly yet. Masks are in abeyance. It's not hard to see why. I don't mean people who used phrases like muzzles and face nappies at the beginning of this nightmare. I think they should probably still be confined to kindergarten. I mean people who used phrases like muzzles and face nappies at the beginning of this nightmare,

I think they should probably still be confined to kindergarten.

I mean, people who wore them in good faith, recognise logically the wisdom of even at the very

least the better safe than sorry school of thought, but have now just stopped.

I think it probably is linked to the fact that the government don't wear them or don't seem to wear them.

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