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Hello everyone. Have you heard the one about the Irishman, the Welshman, the Scotsman and English,

sat in the room picking a team? Yep, Lauren, this is our very own Lions selection committee.

Just without an English voice.

And actually, who's the, of course there is, Tom English.

Tom English, the Irishman who works in Scotland.

Is that right, Tom?

Yes, that is right, Lauren. And I was told many, many years ago that the origins of the name English might be Welsh.

I've never actually checked it out, so there you go.

I really hope that that's true, because that would be really cool.

Yeah, nationality-wise, grow no English in the room today.

But there are no Welsh voices in the Lion's Selection Committee. So we've rigged our selections a bit today to emulate that.

Alid Walters may play a part. I also think there's a plethora of the podcast that will be heavily

loaded in the favour of English voices over the

next few weeks. So this is just a bit of balance work. The voice you haven't really heard yet

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