If I had to picture a moment of calmfulness, it would have to be at the beach.

On the edge of the sand, with the waves at my toes, what's yours?

Calm's herbal remedies.

Calm's days, a traditional herbal medicine used for stress, exclusively based on traditional use only, contains Valerian root.

Always read the label.

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

Eight minutes after 12, we will, of course, be keeping a close eye on events in Tunisia,

where we know that two police officers and three civilians

have been injured by two suicide bombs. The situation is about as developing as it's possible

to be, as you will fully appreciate if you heard my conversation a few moments ago. We do know

that several people have been injured and we do know that witnesses have reported a loud

explosion close to the French embassy on the main avenue in Tunis. Rest assured we will continue

to give updates on the situation as and when they are necessary. The time now is eight minutes

after 12 and it is time for our weekly adventure into the unknown.

Your opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction,

not ordinarily available anywhere else on your radio dial.

The way it works is this.

You have bubbling away somewhere in the back of your brain a question which demands satisfaction, which craves resolution,

which needs an answer.

Thankfully, you are currently listening to a radio program which enjoys by far the most intelligent, informed and articulate audience anywhere in the history of radio.

And if you doubt it, then listen to the podcast of last week's Mystery Hour, which was both magical and occasionally even quite profound.

And one of them will know the answer to your question, and they'll ring in with the same number and provide it.

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