This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation, mystery hour with James O'Brien.

Spring minutes after 12 is the time.

Speaking of guests, I did enjoy talking to Dorian, but the guest on my podcast this week is the actor Bill Nyee, which I heartily recommend. But the film

that he was supposed to be talking about, although we got rather distracted by other matters,

I think slightly his irritation towards the end of the interview. I've got to be honest.

It's out tomorrow and it's an absolute cracker. So if you're looking for something to do

over the weekend, sometimes always, Bill Nye's new movie is heartily recommended,

just like Dorian's book.

There is currently a ballot underway for the Conservative leadership.

I think anyone who gets fewer than 17 votes is out.

There's a very slim chance.

We'll get the results of that before one o'clock today so I'm just

warning you in advance that this is one of those occasions where even mystery hour must buckle

under the weight of the news agenda if that happens if we get any results on that then we'll

cut to it happily. Until then,

mystery is upon us. Your weekly opportunity to get the sort of satisfaction,

not ordinarily available anywhere else on your radio dial.

It's not complicated, switchboard's already full,

so I won't inflict an interminable introduction upon you,

or crack on as quickly as we can.

If you need any steers at all, or you're thinking of ringing in, just have a little think. If your question's

really, really obvious, if it's one of those hardy perennials of, why do we do that? We've probably

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