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

Three minutes after 12 is the time. It's very hard to explain mystery out to people who are familiar with it, as we just sort of proved.

But luckily we don't need to because you are familiar with it.

And here it is, your weekly opportunity, et cetera, et cetera.

Don't forget there's a prize. It's quite exciting actually.

You can win a Mystery Hour board game, which is brilliant.

I probably don't mention it often enough, I only mention it on Thursdays.

The problem is I've got so many other stuff. I've got so much other stuff to promote.

Books, tours. Tours selling out. You better hurry up on that one.

But I'm not talking about that now. I'm talking about the game, the board game, the mystery hour board game, and you can win one.

If you provide my favourite contribution of the day. It really is that simple. Question or answer, whoever tickles me the most

will receive a Mystery Hour board game. You can find out more about the game at mystery hour.co.

UK and you can find out the full terms and conditions for this very grown-up and official

competition at LBC.co.com. It's four minutes off to 12 and mystery areas upon us.

We just crack on and then you can work it out rather than me.

Yeah, let's just do it.

Freya's in Peter, but Freya, question or answer?

Question.

Carry on.

Why do people develop allergies at any age?

That's a good, but you mean why?

They're not innate, are they? What I mean is... No, I good but you mean what they're not innate are they um what i mean is no i know what i know

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