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Good morning again. I was on for half an hour with Alex Phillips and now I'm on for the next three hours.

I'm standing in, of course, for the great Mike Graham, the independent republic of Mike Graham.

He's left the keys in my hand. I hope I do him proud. I call this the dependent vassal state of

Kevin O'Sullivan I know my place it's Mike Graham's world we just live in it now

coming up today I'll be joined by Ben Habib in just a little while to discuss

the big stories of the day obviously probably the biggest is the synchronized

strike between the consultants and junior probably the biggest is the synchronised strike between the consultants

and junior doctors today described as the worst strike in NHS history. I would contend that

people will die because of this literally today, probably. Also coming up, we'll be talking

about Tony Blair. Tony Blair appears to have brokered this historic meeting between Kier Stama and Macron yesterday in Paris, where we learn that Kier, he says he's not, but there are fears. He's trying to make us, if he gets to be Prime Minister, an associate member of the EU.

In other words, we'll be a member, we'll have to do everything that we say, but we won't get any benefits.

So if you fancy that, vote here. Vote here, get Blair. That's the situation.

Also, Russell Brand, BBC has pledged full transparency

about its role in his history.

Of course, he was quite a big star at the BBC in the Nauties,

worked for Six Music, Radio 2,

made a lot of television appearances there.

So they're getting into their history there.

They're trying to investigate exactly what happened there.

Was he enabled by bosses who turned a blind eye to some of his questionable behavior?

The thing is, the Times and the Sunday Times are put in freedom of information requests

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