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Good morning, it's four minutes after ten, and you are listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

I hope you had a wonderful weekend. I really do. A strange one.

I ain't the more engaged you are, the more plugged in you are to politics. The harder it is to

distract yourself at the moment, the harder it is to focus upon anything else. But I think it's

important to try. I think the story that probably rang truest and also took me most by surprise this weekend

was a comment piece by the associate editor of the Daily Telegraph.

I'll say that again, the associate editor of the Daily Telegraph and one of their most prominent columnists,

which essentially existed or appeared under the headline, Project Fear was right all along.

Six years of policy confusion and ineptitude has brought a calamitous loss of standing,

which is, I mean evidently and obviously true, but to see it in the Daily Telegraph on the 15th of October 2020, I have to confess,

knock me sideways, downbeat predictions by the Treasury and others on the economic consequences

of leaving the EU, contemptuously dismissed at the time by Brexit campaigners as Project

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