Um, I want to say good afternoon, Ned, but I've said it to you three times already, because

we keep messing this up.

Ciao, Davide.

Good afternoon.

I'm just going straight to script, even though nothing has gone to script so far.

This is literally take five.

So as far as I'm concerned, it's Ciao, Davide.

Where are you?

Just going down to find my script.

I'm on the outskirts of Malta Chino.

Where are I?

I've said this so many times.

I'm on the outskirts of Malta Chino, where there are light to moderate winds and temperatures

and high-teens, traffic flowing freely in all approaches to the city's ender.

Look out for early morning road closures tomorrow, those final preparations are put in place

for the arrival of stage 11 of the Giro d'Italia, the wine stage, featuring four long sectors

of gravel and almost certainly a victory for local rider Albert Obertiole.

It's the afternoon butterfly with David Miller and Ned Bolton, and to ease you into the afternoon,

is level 42 and keep it in the family.

And a special hug to Big Ron, listening in from New Cross and sunny South East London.

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