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Now, I don't know about you. I still have a record player. Some people have now got into buying

vinyl, more so than they ever did. You know, we've gone, we've done away with CD players.

Maybe he's got one of those anymore. In my car, I can't even play a CD. Everything's online.

Everything is on Spotify or whatever. But the top 10 albums of this century, believe it or not,

Rumors by Fleetwood Mac number one, dark side of the moon number two, never mind by Nirvana.

What's the story? Morning Glory by Oasis, number four. Thank you very much indeed.

We might be able to, can we get a blast of that?

I don't know if we can.

And the Queen's Grace's Hits, number five.

But obviously number four, what's the story?

Morning Glory.

We'll tell you what the story is throughout this show,

and we'll tell you what the story is right now

because Trevor Kavanaugh is here.

This is a column to the sun. Trevor, very good morning to you. Welcome to your first inaugural appearance on Morning Glory with me, Mike. Great.

Good morning, Mike. Good to see you. Before we start, let me play you a little clip from my interview

this morning that I did with Dave Penman. This is the guy who runs the very senior civil service

union, the FDA, which is the one that

represents the managerial class in the home office.

Have a look at this.

So you've only taken two judicial reviews in your entire history, both against the Tories.

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