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

Three minutes after ten is the time. There's a very strong chance that we won't talk about

Prince Harry and his wife today.

It's far from a no-brainer.

It's absolutely not confirmed or certain.

But at this stage in proceedings,

I can't quite see how we will dedicate a whole hour to the latest development.

I will definitely be drawing your attention to, well, there's 20 examples now of the thing I've been pointing out to you, how engaging in identical behaviour prompts completely different newspaper coverage for the two royal brides,

the two royal wives. But before all of that, I mean, listen, I said she yesterday, I noted on Friday,

that it's all very well getting on your high horse about people

who don't stop to think about things and who just sort of react furiously

or with no intellectual engagement whatsoever entirely emotionally to events going on around them.

Bong.

But we're all guilty of it.

So, you know, it's possible.

I mentioned that Prince Harry and his wife do deserve all of the abuse that they've received.

My gut reaction is to defend people who are being bullied by very, very powerful media

organizations and individuals.

But I could be wrong.

It's a sort of interesting observation.

So I'll tell you now that this is a gut reaction that I had when I read the headlines.

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