Hey, very good morning to you. What is it? Just got six o'clock. Welcome along. It is Wednesday, of course, the 25th of March, like you care. This is Talk, the Home of Common Sense and the home of the alarm clock. You're very welcome to the show. As ever, your views on the news of the day. There's so much going on. But as ever, apparently the 18-backed Christian, just looking the business today, Damien G-Spot is here. Nahar is here and some baldy blokes replace Mark. Dave Doubledex is in the chair. The button pushes supreme, ladies and gentlemen, if you want to be on the show between now and 10 as ever. 03-4-9-1,000. I'm thinking of instigating a prize for the first voice note of the day.

Get your thoughts in, get them to Christian nice and early.

0344491,000 or your text, my friend, to 87, treble 2.

I'm going to promise you a calm, balanced and un-angry start to the day.

No, I'm not.

Rachel Reeves, you know, that one. Looks like Richard III, that can't add up.

Anyway, our chance that stood up yesterday in the House of Commons.

And basically, with the fuel shortage that everybody knows is a coming, because of what's going

on Iran, with an energy price hike that everybody knows that is coming.

Not because of Iran, as you

would like to be told, but actually because this damn government believed that net zero's the way.

She really, really did the business yesterday. She basically said, and I quote, I'm going to make

sure I concentrate on helping, well, people on benefits, because the last government, all they did was help rich people, and that's why I've got no money to spend. So it means alarm clock Brits, those of us who work, those of you who are just working and paying your bills, you're screwed. If you're feckless and you're sat at home, and I'm not talking about the genuine people before people start on me. You'll be absolutely fine. What do you make of that?

3-4-4-4-9-1,000. You know that appalling story about those Hetzola buses,

ambulances rather in London, and Golders Green were reported on Monday.

Four basically set fire to an absolutely appalling example

of the rise of anti-Semitism in the United Kingdom.

Sadiq Khan has been criticised. Good, hurrah! He hasn't actually been down to the scene. Right,

I thought you were the mayor of London. And later on, I'm not going to do it right now.

You could just, I don't want to have a go at any other television station. Why would I? Yes, I am. Good morning, Britain.

Used to be a mainstay of balanced journalism when I was at ITV. Yesterday, Ed Balls, who,

let's just point out is married to the Foreign Secretary, took aim at a young man, Dove Foreman,

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