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uncannily suckably, soothingly sumptuous, mysteriously, mentholingly, twirlingly scrumptious.

We see great flavor in your future.

Marvel.

Mementro with Jamans of Boston since 1907.

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

It is three minutes after ten, and you are listening to James O'Brien on LBC, for which of course I thank you,

although I have to warn you that the first hour of the programme, at least, won't be an easy listen today.

And I wonder whether that is part of the answer to the question that I will eventually get around to asking you.

And this is heavy stuff as well.

I exchanged a few words with Nick on the way out of the

studio. And these are the conversations that obviously we are duty bound to have. We have to have.

But my goodness me, they are so, so unpleasant, aren't they? So horrible. They involve things.

In fact, I imagine when I tell you that we will be discussing the sentencing of

Hugh Edwards, the disgraced former BBC presenter, for the first hour of the program today,

you may well flip over. And I understand that, but I know that you understand that we have

to talk about it. And you should really stay. You should really listen because part of that temptation is part of the problem, part of that temptation to talk about it and you should really stay you should really listen because part of

that temptation is part of the problem part of that temptation to turn away from the unbearable

from the unthinkable is perhaps the reason why we only really contemplate it properly consider

it properly when we're presented with the downfall of a famous person.

We don't look at the, I think, you know, probably just shy of 5,000 prosecutions every year

related to child abuse images.

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