I'd never met anyone like him.

We'd drive around Rome on his Vesper.

And he'd read me poetry from the old steps.

And that's when I knew I was in love.

I didn't know you and Grandin met him out of Italy.

Oh, no. We met the following year.

Grant!

Anyway, Paris was even wilder.

Getting to know Gran before she was Grand.

On the train, you can.

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

Four minutes after ten is the time. You're listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

And we're going to talk today about events at Whips Cross Hospital yesterday.

We are going to preface all of our conversations by saying that the welfare and the health of Omar Salam's little daughter

should be front and centre, first and foremost, in all of our thoughts.

But I acknowledge that it isn't, and I'm keen to examine why, and whether or not it's possible

to apportion any blame for the strangeness of this situation.

Four minutes after ten is a time.

It is Thursday, but it is also an epoch of unprecedented political flux.

So we shall have to wait and see whether or not Mystery Hour falls victim to events, dear boy, events.

At the moment, it's looking pretty good, but you never know,

because the Supreme Court is about to reconvene at about half past 10.

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