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

Three minutes after ten is the time. A very good morning to you. I hope you had a cracking weekend.

Quite a lot to get through today, quite a lot going on. The Extinction Rebellion story, although

geographically confined to the capital, obviously has repercussions far beyond the confines of the M25, all the way to the ozone layer,

you could probably argue. And yet it remains a really tricky topic for me, because, I mean,

well, I'll explain shortly why, and then you will respond. But I do wonder how these protests

impact upon the uninvested, for one of a better word.

That I think will be the angle that we take.

And speaking of angles, Prince Harry has turned his guns upon the fourth estate.

The powerful media owners as much as the editors and the journalists, legal action

really now coming in at a rate of not. Is this wise? Again, I'm fascinated to know what people

who don't have a dog in the race, so to speak, will make of that. And my favourite story

in the last few days, I don't know if you saw it, but if you're familiar with Snooker, then you'll

know who Neil Robertson is. And he's done one of those sat-nav things where there are two towns

with the same name. And you type in, they're at opposite ends ends of the country and you type in the name.

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