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

Hello, three minutes after ten is the time.

You are listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

PMQs later today.

I sort of keep thinking, is it time to move on?

Is it time to not take it live every day? And then I sort of look at the bubbling political picture.

And I think, no, we're also, we get to spend a bit of time with Theo Oshwood, don't we? So what's not to like?

We'll get stuck into that shortly after 12.

In the second hour of the programme, I am drawn to this story.

I guess we file it under light relief.

Don't take offence at that when you find out what it is.

The idea of Prince Andrew dressing up as an admiral for his dad's funeral, which it is

reported today he desires to do. I've often found myself puzzled by the royal family's

wearing of uniforms that actual ex-service men and women would not be permitted to wear. But the idea of Prince Harry being at his granddad's funeral in a, in civi,

civies, in a normal whistle and flute, while Prince Andrew is dressed up as an admiral,

well, we'll have a little look at it later in the programme.

I'd be particularly interested to hear what actual service personnel think about that.

And I may sort of change my mild misgiving as if you tell me that actually it's something you

rather like and something that you're comfortable with. Now, the question with Greensill,

and it's a question of huge and abiding importance. But I said something to you on

the program yesterday that I thought about afterwards. And I think I underestimated its importance.

Not not anything important about me saying it, but this idea of being shocked but not surprised.

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