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Good morning and welcome to Morning Glory. I'm Mike Graham and this of course is the Home of Common Sense.

It feels as though we should start the show this morning with the blast of paranoid by Black Sabbath.

But we're not allowed to do that unfortunately because it would be restricted from the record and we're not

allowed to play music because otherwise YouTube will take it up down and we might be able

to put it out there for you to enjoy if you're not actually listening to it at the moment.

But obviously all the papers full this morning of news about Ozzy Osbourne last night,

tributes to the Black Sabbath legend dead at 76 years of age. We'll be telling you stories about him all the way through the show this morning. Theo Oshould's with me as well. We're going to be talking about some government business too. But I think we should first take a little time to look at some of the front pages. RIP Aussie, it says, on the front pages of Daily Mirror, the wonderful Wizard of Ozzy on the Sun, which is probably the best one, 1948 to 2025.

Rock legend Ozzy Oswald died yesterday, age 76, just 17 days after his farewell concert

with Black Sabbath.

I wasn't a massive fan of Black Sabbath, but you know, you can't avoid the fact that Ozzy

Oswald, one of the great British eccentric, one of the great British rock stars, one of the great British historical figures over time.

And I got to know his wife, Sharon Osbourne, quite well, during the time when we were working together on Talk TV, doing shows like The Talk.

And she was amazing. She was so funny. She knew everybody. She had so many stories to tell.

And she didn't take any

crap for anybody, which was brilliant. So we'll talk a lot about Ozzy Osbourne this morning. If you've got stories about him, if you've ever met him, if you ever went to any of his shows, love to hear your stories. Please do send them into us. 03444-49-1,000. Let's celebrate one of the Great Britons who has now passed away at the age of 76.

One of the things I said this morning was, you know, I don't know why everybody's that surprised that Osi Yorkeball is dead. Obviously, it's a sad day because nobody ever thought he would last this long, considering what he did to himself, considering what he took in terms of into his body, he was a hererine addicts at one point. He took loads of acid. One of his

great quotes that I read overnight was that he said, I took so much acid one day. I walked into a

field and started talking to a horse. And eventually the horse started to have you F off. So I went home.

You know, typically British, very funny, just amazing guy. Meanwhile, the big story this morning

is all about migrants. Once again,

the front page of the Times, PM's fear for summer of riots in fraying UK. And fraying,

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