We're delighted to have him. I can't believe we've got him. I don't know whether our budget has increased.

Peter Blexley, good morning, sir. Good morning, Mr. Carl. How did this happen?

Well, I've got a day off from touring, so I was delighted when I was approached and said,

can you do the papers tomorrow? I jumped at the opportunity to be able to sit in a radio studio

with you. Oh, lovely. We're going to talk about Manston, and we are also, which is the other

main new story of the day, and one that has got every person I know angry, Henry Noak,

the 18-year-old university student,

who was fakingly stabbed in December last year. Yesterday, Vikram Digwa, who lied and claimed

Henry had racially abused him, he hadn't, was jailed for 21 years. And body cam footage,

which we'll talk about in a bit, was released. That's a disgusting story. And I know you've got loads, loads to say about that. So, Pips, we're going to concentrate on those two. We want your views. 03-Divore, 4991,000. Let's start with the Mandy files. Peter, please? Well, the other story, of course, the Novak story is heartbreaking and gloomy and depressing. but the Mandelson-Metham's story this morning

is a course of a great celebration.

What's that I hear?

Champagne corks popping.

Anybody who's got any kind of sense knows that this is the end.

It is.

This government is done for completely.

And whilst you were absolutely right

to point out that McFadden is a very senior member of Starmer's government,

let's not forget he was a part of Blair's government.

He is an absolute Labour Grandi.

Grandi!

As some of the papers would describe him.

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