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

It's three minutes after ten, and you are listening james o'brien on lbc where well we will get underway

immediately i hope you had a good weekend i really do it was wet did anyone did anyone notice the rain

did anyone notice that it was a little bit wet this weekend i'd need to apologize i've got my own voice

in my ear from approximately five seconds ago, which is exciting to say the very least. And you think someone who loves the sound of their own voice as much as I love the sound of my own voice would be celebrating such a moment, but it was slightly distracted. Should we try again? Okay, do-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-do-do. Good morning. It's four minutes after 10. You're listening to James

O'Brien on LBC. Where, in the course of today's program, we will have a look at the generational

warfare that's underway at the moment with a top head mistress. I'm well pointing out that the

younger generation today are rather more resilient than some previous ones, but still this insult snowflakes persist.

I don't know if you heard last week. Nick had some callers last week who was suggesting that

students should stop complaining about being stuck in their university halls because some people

were prisoners of war in Japan 80 years ago.

You sort of do find yourself wondering whether or not people like that have any children or

grandchildren. Is it all young people that are awful or just the ones you've never met?

Could be like the new immigrants. Will young people be the new immigrants?

I hate them. Oh no, not the ones I actually know. all the other ones that I keep reading about in the Daily Mail,

five minutes after 10. And the 10pm curfew, I would say should in a normal universe be on its last legs.

We'll have a look at how some other countries are dealing with the continuing coronavirus crisis.

And some very interesting research tallies with an awful lot of what we

were talking about a month or so ago do you remember? It's like, crikey man, what a world we live in,

eh? I don't know about you, but I haven't got long COVID. I'm fairly confident of that. I haven't

got brain fog, but I have got a curious condition which is linked to coronavirus. And it's a sort of, it's a distillation of the fact that things move so fast. Because how long ago was it that I was having to sit here and explain why screaming about people going back to the office and sending the kids back into schools

unless we were sure or as confident as we could be about their safety was controversial.

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