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

Three minutes after ten is the time.

The what would you call it?

The hounds of news are baying, if that's not Alan Partridge, enough for you. There are the, what would you call it, the hounds of news are baying, if that's not Alan

Partridge, enough for you. There are developments with regard to the European Commission,

the President Ursula von der Leyen, are doing what, I mean, crikey, if we had a half-de-cent

media in this country, if it wasn't so enslaved to the nonsense of Brexit, you'd have all

known this was coming. People that listen to this programme, if it wasn't so enslaved to the nonsense of Brexit, you'd have all known

this was coming. People that listen to this program, as usual, probably better prepared

than almost anybody else. The precursor to legal action effectively, because the thing we signed

in January, we've now passed legislation in the House of Commons saying that we will happily

break it. Should we hear it live?

Theo, what do you think?

Let's have a little listening.

She's speaking English, of course.

Not being removed.

Therefore, this morning, the Commission has decided to send a letter of formal notice to the UK government.

This is the first step in an infringement procedure. The letter invites the UK government. This is the first step in an infringement procedure. The letter invites the UK government

to send its observations within a month. And besides this, the Commission will continue to work

hard towards a full and timely implementation of the withdrawal agreement, we stand by our

commitments. Thank you.

Well, that was fun. You could tell it was live because of the footsteps.

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