It is really good to have you here.

We've got a really interesting show for you here tonight.

If you have ever been to London, or if you're like me,

and you basically spend every waking hour,

you're not working, eating, sleeping, or fishing,

watching British crime dramas set in London,

which is what I do now because I'm a middle-aged childless

lesbian, anyway.

Whether you've been to London, or you've just spent

a lot of time in London in your mind,

you might have noticed these blue plaques

on the London landscape.

The British government puts up these blue discs,

these blue plaques on historic sites of all kinds,

not just in London, but particularly in London.

They're also some in other parts of the country, of course.

And some of these historic plaques are exactly what you'd

think, exactly what you'd imagine, right?

So Winston Churchill, 1874 to 1965, Prime Minister,

lived and died here.

This one, Mahatma Gandhi, 1869 to 1948, lived here

as a law student.

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