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

Three minutes after 10 is the time.

Regular listeners would probably like to know

that James the engineer is in the room

temporarily at the top of the show at the moment.

I just said,

do you think any radio phoning host has ever opened with a Philip Larkin poem? And he sort of rolled his eyes and said, yeah, you probably have. And there goes all of myself, congratulations for the morning. There's a Philip Larkin poem, one of my favorite poets, which it's called, I think it's called This Be the verse, but everybody knows it by the first line.

I'm going to have to change the first line because it contains a rude word.

I will change the F word to the word mess.

And I love the way that good art can address the universal.

It's why historically fascists hate culture, hate art. It's why they would, I mean,

for example, perhaps try and remove funding for art subjects from universities or get cross about

history being taught in countries with a lot of history. And this, I think, is a really good illustration of what Prince Harry has been talking about in this podcast that the Daily Mail has had a fit of the vapours about.

Actually, to be fair to the Daily Mail, I mean, two things.

The headlines are pretty gross.

But actually, the quotes that they have included in the coverage of this podcast are quite detailed. And if you were to read only the

quotes and not the, um, headlines, I think you'd come away with, with quite warm feelings towards

him and his wife and his, his child. And indeed to his story.

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