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

Oh, three minutes after 12 hours of the time, I did. I did warn you, we were heading towards a

crunching gear change, but mystery hour, the most lighthearted hour of the week that we spend

together, usually, sits in stark contrast to the hefty toll of the last hour, but I remain

deeply, deeply grateful to everybody who rang in and indeed to everybody complimenting those

contributions. We'll return to this. It's time that we sort of shrugged off some of the

political shenanigans and got back

to the stuff that we were doing before the country broke. But Mr. Jow will remain in place throughout

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