The home of common sense. This is talk. But just before we speak to Thorin Govind, who's a pharmacist and health

expert, about the junior doctor's strike, which has been called for just before the election at the end of June,

let me ask you this question. Have you ever set a message to somebody and left something on it by mistake?

You know, that sort of horrific thing where you press the send button go,

oh, I'll just quickly delete that because obviously I've either sent it to the wrong person

or there's that bit at the end.

Well, it's happened to Jerry Horner, as she's now known,

Ginger Spice, as she used to be known.

She sent apparently a birthday wish to her fellow Spice Girl Mel B, but unfortunately

she sent it, or well, it would appear to be that she didn't send it herself, she sent it with

a remark that also said, sent images to Pippa and this wording asked her to tweak where needed,

which is her instruction to her publicist. So immediately you see that,

you go, well, she didn't actually send her herself, did she? You ever done that? I mean,

I know people who have had very, very embarrassing moments where they've sent something to people.

There was one instance where somebody was invited to a party, and she didn't want to go to that

party. And she sent a little sort of response, sent it to her boyfriend to ask if this was all right.

And at the bottom of it said, is this okay?

Do you think she'll buy it?

And then sent the whole message with included that word, is this okay?

Do you think she'll buy it?

A little bit, it's a bit ridiculous.

Anyway, let's talk to Thorinne Govind about something much

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