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

Good morning, it's four minutes after ten, and you are listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

I hope that doesn't come as a major surprise.

Should we begin at the end, just to remind you of the light at the end of a rather dark tunnel today.

It's Thursday, so come 12 noon.

Nuclear war, notwithstanding, it will be mystery out.

Your weekly guarantee of some proper chuckles and amusement. So there is fun and frolics. There are

fun and frolics on the horizon, probably not for David Cameron, as you've just been hearing.

He will be before committee today trying to justify the desperate attempts to secure millions and

millions and millions of pounds of public money for the

business that he stood to make an absolute killing from.

It's a good look, isn't it?

There's a Conservative Party current co-chairman in the news today as well for reasons that I'll

share with you shortly.

But we'll begin with a couple of ministers.

Are there any more dispiriting words in the English language than the following?

We're joined now by the Minister for the Middle East, James Cleverly.

My goodness me, I shivered when I heard that earlier this morning.

I genuinely shir, I went, oh my days, how has it come to this?

But oddly, it was a different government minister that really drew my attention yesterday.

It was the university's minister who made a comment which we will examine closely, but appeared to suggest.

And you know how skeptical I am of much of the belly aching about wokeness, if that's the correct word to use, and cancel culture.

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