Hey, very good morning to you. Welcome to Wednesday, the 17th of December, the count on to Christmas.

Oh my God, it's a week tomorrow. Can you believe it? But we keep going. It is the home of common sense.

And this, my friends, is the home of alarm clock Brits.

Breakfast on Talk, 6 till 10, Monday to Thursday. We announced yesterday a new show with me called the Jeremy Car Breakfast Show. Brilliant.

That will be on in the new year and more details in the next couple of days on that.

But for this morning, as ever please, your involvement, we're going to start with the most

extraordinary story. In the midst of everything that goes on, you know, benefit claimants,

more tax rises, security issues, knife crime,

the horrors of what happened in Australia, anti-Semites, everything.

Just take a second this morning, ladies and gentlemen.

You know that daft, ridiculous woman, Zara Sultana, who set up the You party with Jeremy Corbyn?

It's not your party. It's not your, but it's not my party. Is it you or you? I don't care. She's a nutter.

Overnight, Zara, who's a person who believes that she's doing right, showed up in a local prison in the London area at 2.30 this morning, demanding, demanding that wardens let an ambulance in for Kesa Zura. I hope I've got this right.

Who is on a hunger strike. Now Kesa Zia is currently a waiting trial for an alleged breaking. That's alleged on that breaking.

At an Israeli-based defence firm's UK site,

all part of Palestine action, a prescribed terror group.

So she's in prison, awaiting trial for an alleged crime.

And she's decided not to eat.

I mean, she basically is on hunger strike.

It's been going on for 46 days.

I'm going to try and be as balanced as I can this morning, Christian.

Zoltana says, as I'm now calling her, that she's not leaving the prison until an ambulance arrives. Nobody gives a toss, by the way. I mean, I did say to Christian's morning, which she thought

...