Across the UK, across continental North America, and around the world, on the internet, by

webcast and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the Return of the Unexplained.

Well here up north, in the old northern hemisphere, we are dealing with a situation that,

uh, not that used to, intense heat.

Truth of it is that in recent years when we get it, we really get it.

And here in London, we've had quite a lot of temperature days where it's been like

30 odd degrees in the 90s Fahrenheit, low 80s.

And cumulatively in a building, if you don't have air conditioning and most of us don't

hear, certainly in the kind of level of accommodation that I'm resided in, then it really builds

up.

And the nights are hot and it's hard to sleep so it kind of catches up with you after a

while.

But you know what's going to happen?

People are complaining about this now, but come the winter here.

If we get more storms and floods or we go back to a freeze up, they'll be complaining about

that too.

So I guess you can please some of the people some of the time, which can't please all

of the people all at the time, as they say.

Now, for me, I'm recording this on a day when I was up at 4 a.m. to do my show on BBC

Bargge show that I'm doing at the moment and Saturday mornings very early.

And I'm recording this in the afternoon.

So I've got two important things with me at the moment.

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