Leading Britain's Conversation.

This is a podcast from LBC, James O'Brien.

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where we will be turning our attention in the course of this morning

to the suggestion that criminals with dyslexia

could get more lenient sentences under new guidelines.

The fears that social media companies having to reveal some of their most sensitive and commercially

valuable secrets might also pose a threat to our freedoms.

And the question, of course, of whose fingerprints exactly are going to end up on Brexit if, or indeed when,

it finally happens. We'll be turning our attention to Jeremy Corbyn, I think, later in the

programme today. Before all of that, though, divorce seems to be a very broad welcome for changes to legislation that will scrap fault-based divorces

and see the biggest overhaul of divorce in half a century.

Now, I quite like mornings like this. I do occasionally appreciate that I give the impression

of being a bit of a know-it-all.

So I always enjoy the subjects where I can happily say I know nothing.

And I know nothing about this, oddly.

My parents didn't divorce.

Amazingly, Mrs. I. Brian is still married to me.

So I have very, very little understanding of the detail.

And of course, when friends go through the unfortunate business of splitting up,

it is ordinarily not something that, unless you're a very, very close confidant of one and not the other,

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