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A very good morning to you. It is three minutes after 10, and you are listening to James

O'Brien on LBC. It's Thursday. So although we are set to wade through some tricky

territory, some very serious stuff, do remember that the light relief awaits at 12 o'clock today

when mystery hour will, all being well, be upon us. Not quite sure what we're going to do in the next

hour yet, but there is one of those stories that challenges some of my preconceptions, looking at the relationship between youth clubs and crime,

not just crime, but also exam results. I think it probably demands a little more attention.

But there are mornings, and I've told you this before, and you're very kind to me,

indulging my sort of conyptions and discombobulations on a daily basis.

But if I'm in the right mood or the wrong mood, there are some stories I turn away from,

some stories I know I should be talking about.

And I just can't face the psychic toll some days, you know.

I've told you before, I do envy people who do this for a living who don't seem to care about anything or anyone except themselves.

It must be so liberating to do that every morning or afternoon or evening, of course.

But I'm not like that.

And earlier this week, when we turned our attention to the case of

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