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

Four minutes after ten is the time and you are listening to James O'Brien on LBC, where we will be

casting an eye over the political landscape looking perhaps at life expectancy and wondering

why it is stalling in this country and not in any other economically comparable countries.

And all things being equal, we should be taking mystery hour at 12 o'clock today.

Four minutes after 10.

Where do you want to start today?

I'm very drawn to the NHS stories that seem set to become a crucial part of the election campaigning.

You can tell that certain vested interests are very worried because the Daily Mail is commissioned a poll that shows Boris Johnson is trusted with the NHS by 2% more than Jeremy Corbyn is.

Hold on to your hats.

And, of course, then we also look at warnings that we'll emanate from the Labour leader later today.

That there is a quasi-privatisation on the card.

So Daily Mirror leads with Boris and Trump plot NHS sell-off.

Do they?

I mean, the evidence is there.

Certainly the evidence is assembleable, if that's a word, in a way that would allow you to make this claim.

Will you indulge me for a minute?

I want to cover quite a bit of ground in my introduction

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