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Hello Bugles and welcome to this week's installment of Human Kind, the first billion years.

We picked up a little bit back in 2007 but I assure you we're here at the Bugle and now in this

for the long haul I'm Andy Zoltzman, this is issue 4187 off the Bugle and if you're listening to

this in the year 1243 then you will know that the prediction I make next summer in issue 4258

about time travel being developed within the next 50 years will have proved eerily correct.

I am any guesses yes I'm in the shed of shallom once I have been greeting you for the past year

now since lockdown deprived me by weekly expeditions the outside world to see Chris. In 3D he's with us

today and is now traditional 2D I'm starting to get worried if he'll find it hard to switch back to

3D after all he was in the olden times considerably more 2D and less 3D than I was so there might

be that he was already sliding that way. Joining us from firstly not very far north of here or 24,858

miles if you head south and stick with it it's Nish Kumar. Hello Andrew how are you?

I'm well thanks Nish how are you? I'm good interesting couple of weeks in

for Nish Kumar. I have already lost one job due to having worked for the first app to die of

coronavirus equipment. I have been summarily dismissed from my job at the British Broadcasting

Corporation. The BBC cancelled the mash report which is something that we found out a few weeks ago.

We were sort of told that they just had run out of money and we were like oh I'm fair enough.

Unfortunately last week the sun ran a piece under the headline which is actually my background

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