When it comes to saving water in Tower Hamlets, it's the little things that make a real difference.

Like turning off the tap while you're brushing your teeth,

taking shorter showers and only filling the kettle with the water you need.

On dry days like today, we need to think about how we can save water for the weeks ahead. Make every drop count

to help save water. And you could save energy too. Search Thames Water Calculator to see what you

could save. Hello, it is three minutes after 10. You are listening to James O'Brien on

LBC. It's Thursday and there is a by-election underway somewhere on these

islands which means that I am having my customary panic attack about what I am and am not allowed to

say which means that I am going to veer very much on the side of caution and be grateful for

the umpteenth time that we invented Mystery Hour in precisely these circumstances and

Mystery Hour will, God willing, be along at 12.

Before that, just picking off off the back of the news, as we occasionally find ourselves doing,

we need to have a phone in about whether sports people and sports organisations should be doing more,

don't we, in defence of various ideals and principles.

It's funny when footballers protest against racism, the screams that they should stay out of

politics, or when St. Gary of Linneka passes the occasional comment upon the plight of refugees,

the fury of the processed pork product brigade is absolutely

immense, but you do find yourself. And of course, they always do the aboutism. How can you possibly

say that about Black Lives Matter when the World Cup is going to be in Qatar? But the WTA,

the tennis story that was just

touched upon there in the news and at the Chinese government, there comes a point where

we have to wonder. And of course the unfolding situation at Newcastle United, we have to

...