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Three minutes after 10 is the time. I hope you're well today. Straight back into that Facebook story,

I think, early doors. Because, well, it gives us a bit of a break from some of the other stories that are demanding our attention on almost daily basis, but also because it feeds into so many of them.

You know, I don't think today's a day for making slightly inappropriate comments about your uncle Keith or your auntie Doris's Facebook page, although

I probably will turn your attention a little later in the program to the reports that

80% of schools have been targeted by, to use the Secretary of State for Health's word, which

is not, I mean, I'm afraid I do find myself agreeing with it.

He says idiot to describe these so-called anti-vaxxers.

80% of schools targeted by them.

I find that rather hard to swallow.

We'll find out what that targeting looks and indeed feels like.

But it's odd, isn't it, that those two issues, like toxicity on Facebook and people believing nonsense online and then taking it out into the real world sound like two completely different stories but are actually

inextricably intertwined, I would argue. I'll begin though, if I may, by just a juxtaposition

of headlines and I don't think I've got anything particularly profound to say

about this. I know what you're thinking. I haven't said anything particularly profound in all the

years I've been listening, James. And that is quite possibly true. But we live in hope. The Daily Mail

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