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Wait for the music. Yeah, we've waited. Now listen, Judith, we should tell everybody we've

got a stand in. Daisy's is on her holiday. We must have worn her out this year. She's

needed a fortnight, Judith. She's needed a fortnight in the family. Easily. She might not

come back. She's in a very beautiful place. She's got somewhere so lovely. Because we snoop

on her Instagram, don't we? We have a little snoop on her. She's with her sister, isn't

she? She's on her own. She's on her own. That's what the Scottish is. Is it Herbrides, Judith?

What you do, I'm not sure whether it's Herbrides or Shetland's or Orton's, they blur. They

blur. They blur. Quite a few people will be clenching their fists now and shaking their

fists. Or our Shetland fans and all the Ortony fans and all the other one we mentioned

that we're turning off in their droves. Well, there's not many of them anyway. There's

not many of them anyway. They're out, they're chasing sheep and knitting and making those

fabulous hats. Anyway, listen, I want to start with you, Judith, because I know that this

week has been, there's been a big occasion and I want the fort, I want the full-loat

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