This is a download from LBC, Steve Allen's Little Bit Extra.

Morning, everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for today, Monday, the 16th of October.

I know, it's unbelievable.

I can always tell when it's halfway through the month, my accountant calls me.

And he always gets, well, he doesn't actually phone me.

He's never going to waste money on a phone call, bless him. He'll always send me an email going,

let me have this, this, this and this. And I always write back and go, okay, I'll sort that out,

and I've got bag, fools. I don't know where it all comes 12, 24 invoices and then there's bills and stuff

like that, but it's basically the same as last year. In fact, it's identical to last year, so

perhaps we could just sort of cut out the middleman. Anyway, dear, the Harvey Weinstein story

rumbles on and on. This time, James Corden has had to apologise for jokes he made about

Harvey Weinstein at a Hollywood gala and says what he was trying to do was to shame the disgrace movie mogul after he's roundly condemned on social media.

And, you know, sexual assault is no laughing matter.

Unfortunately, this comes back to the age-old gag.

What can you not tell jokes about?

Is there anything which is taboo? And comedians will actually say,

no, everything's, you know, I mean, go and see Frankie Boyle. You'll suddenly realize that, you know,

people will sit there and laugh at jokes about, well, just about everything. I don't think

there's anything which is off-site for him at all. So poor old James Corden, who is huge in America,

this kind of backfired a little bit. Scotland Yard are now probing, probably the wrong word,

three more allegations of sexual assault against Harvey. Now we've got an actress called Lysette

Anthony. I know Lyset Antony. Well, I know of her. She claimed the movie mogul raped her in her London home.

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