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Some Mike Tillsley. He is an infectious disease modeler. He advises government as part of

the modelling subgroup of sage and he will tell us about one amazing career he's had looking

at Ebola and rabies but also how he's well into Taekwondo as of a couple of years ago and for

years has been doing amdram and also the worries of being a scientist and going on the airways

during a pandemic and saying things which then lead the newspapers or the splash that we've

used website and getting, you know, stick and hate mail as a result and what a stress that has

been, especially because they haven't been paid which I was surprised to learn if they're

memorable for some of these committees. We're going to do that. We're going to talk about online

justice and whether it's justice of course is a huge backlog in the court in England and Wales

in particular. So we're going to hear from lots of experts on whether we should be doing more things

online and the justice minister, one of the justice ministers and Lord Wilson David Wilson will

talk to us about that. First of all, let's check in with our regular columnists on a Thursday,

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