A Family Day Out with a Difference

Join the race to help build the new Children's Cancer Center at Great Orman Street Hospital.

RBC Race for the Kids, a family festival and fun run, is coming back to London Hyde Park on Saturday 12th of October.

Bring the whole family to walk jog or scoot, 2K or 5K

and enjoy a day full of music, games and entertainment.

All while supporting Great Orman Street Hospital Children's Charity.

Kids Go Free.

Sign up to date at gosh.org slash race. Welcome to O-Gone what now, the politics podcast has just cancelled its helicopter contract and bought an electric bike.

I'm Andrew Harrison. On today's show, things can only get worse.

I don't know about you, but I don't fancy this new D-Reem single very much as Kea Starma warns of a painful budget and says things are worse than we ever imagined

we ask whether Britain is ready for what's coming in the autumn budget. Starma says we we have not just inherited an economic black hole,

but a societal black hole.

But is Britain up for what will be needed to fill up either of them?

Plus, if you've been following the sentencing of cases connected to the riots, you might have noticed a recurring theme.

Many of those convicted don't seem to think that what they said or did would have any real impact on the outside world at all.

Either they just got caught up in the violence or they don't

think their post exhorting people to burn down hotels should be taken that seriously.

Has social media made people think that actions don't have consequences and what are we going to do about it?

Before we start, apologies due to holidays and scheduling conflicts. It's a manl today with no female panelists.

We try not to do this, but perhaps we can all open up and share

our feelings for a change. First up, hello to Guardian columnist Raphael Bear. Hello,

Raff.

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