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mutuality play that funky music. We don't have time. We don't have time for the music.

This is a catch-up show. There's a lot to talk about. And you've got more to talk about

the music. My sludge has put my finger over my lips for the next 45 minutes and just let

you do a one-and-one monologue about your bloody holiday. I'm so glad you're back though

Judith because because there was that poor lady found on the rock crying. The poor lady

in her 60s described as a woman in her 60s blonde wearing get this a breath on strike.

I thought, oh my God, what's happened to Judith? And she's a mystery woman found on a rock

in Croatia apparently where she was found on this rock very remote and she'd have had

to be a very strong swimmer. I thought, Jesus Christ. It had my name all over, didn't

it? And then the photo didn't look like you, but she did look very confused and upset.

So we hope that she's somebody's recognised her. I think the gang thought it might be me

too, didn't they? Of course it was. It was flagged up somebody emailed

us and said, you sure this isn't Judith? It's all crying Moses. Anyway, Judith, right,

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