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

Three minutes after ten is the time. A very good morning to you. I hope that you and yours are dealing with these unprecedented problems in a

calm and collected fashion. And if you're not, well, I hope that we can over the course of the next

three hours, at least keep you company, things that are concerning me this morning.

Number one, photograph sent to me by a commuter here in London, which shows the platform at, I think, Brixton Station.

It's certainly on the Victoria line.

And it's absolutely chocker.

So it's funny.

I was making my way into work by car thinking how quiet it is.

It's one of those mornings where you get a little inkling of

what life would be like if we didn't live in such a populous and popular city. The journey

into work took me a moment. It was as if I blinked and suddenly I was at work. So I was

preparing to say, well, people seem to be taking it on board.

But then I saw two things, and I'll file these under the same heading.

Daily Mail carries pictures and reports of people who just piled into the pub last night for a knees-up.

In direct and complete contravention of the official government's advice.

I think we can call them

idiots. However, the commuters this morning heard it, packed like sardines on the platform at

Brixton Station, presumably feel still that they have very little choice about going to work

or not. So we can't call them idiots, but we can certainly say social distancing

is not working as well as it should be and as well as perhaps it needs to be. Item of concern

number one. Number two, I have been, I mentioned to you yesterday that I'd never really clocked

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