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

Good grief, is at that time a week already. Six minutes after 12 is the time. You're listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

A little later than usual, so once again, the pedants among you will point out, how can it be hour it's already 1207 you're going to hand over to Sheila at 1259 that's

mystery 52 minutes then you've got the commercial brakes to knock off that's

probably missed mystery 50 minutes just doesn't have the ring to it anyway we've

printed all the board games now so we've got to call it mystery out and we will

continue to do so gratifyingly for me but annoyingly for you

the switchboard is already full but I hadn't even mentioned it was mystery out in the

run up to the last 12 o'clock junction to the news but some of these callers no

offense will be rubbish which means that they will be dispatched with a

polite flea in their ear in the next

moments freeing up a phone line for you to ring in. So Judicious use of redial is generally the

way forward if you want to get on air. And if you hear somebody else ring in with the question to which

you know the answer, then you have to ring in and answer it. Otherwise you get disqualified.

The competition to win a mystery out board game game is currently not on, not open, because

it's a proper grown-up competition with terms and conditions and everything.

And I haven't checked whether or not it has been re, what's the word, refreshed?

Renewed even, renewed for the new year.

So I don't think we'll be giving one away

this week but hopefully that feature will be reinstalled next week anyway thousands so many

people got one for christmas including my earlier correspondent who got three

maybe we'll get in touch with him ask him if he can give one of the three

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