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Steve Allen's Little Bit Extra.

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Morning everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for today, Wednesday, the 23rd of December.

I know queuing up, and I suddenly remembered actually, because I thought, oh, it's because, you know, we're running out of lettuces.

Well, we're not. We're not. We're not running out of lettuces or cauliflower or any of the other baloney you're being fed by the media. I know that because I was in Paul Cooper's shop yesterday. I said, you know, is there a shortage of lettuces? He went, look, they're up to the ceiling with lettuces. Okay, so is there a shortage of cauliflower? No, loads of cauliflower. They've got loads of, in fact, he's got everything. Got everything. It's only because people are going out there and being a bit silly. I mean, the only people who actually eat lettuce over Christmas are rabbits. Rabbits and prawn cocktails. And to be honest with you, not many people have a... I did buy actually prawn cocktail yesterday, which was quite nice. But people are queuing to buy stuff because they think it's all going to disappear. We're going back into this mentality. But remember, this is Christmas. We did the same last year. People queue up to make sure there was one woman. There's a queue outside Marks and Spencer. Okay, probably about 20 people. And we're all being let in, one out, one in, one out, one in. And it works really well.

And there's a woman there and she says to the woman who's standing on the front, letting us all go in or come out or whatever it happens to be. And she said, oh, do you know if you've actually got any chickens in? And so the woman going, well, I don't know. I'm standing on the door letting people in there. And she looked a bit miffed, really, that sort of she wasn't allowed to go in and check whether there were chickens,

because she'd obviously left it far too late.

Anyway, the good news of the day is that Barbara Windsor's husband, Scott,

says he's overwhelmed.

Fans have raised £100,000 for the Alzheimer's charity.

Following her death on the 10th of December.

The funeral is the 8th of January, I think, the 8th of January.

And they're asking for people to make donations to Alzheimer's.

There's also a couple of florists which they're using.

But unfortunately, you can't go to the funeral because they're limited to, I think, 30 there's going to be loads of people it's been absolutely a nightmare for him to try and wiggle down

her friends and to make sure that sort of family get uh get pride of place there there will be sort

of you know really super duper close close friends so i think you're going to find ross ke's there. And I think you're going to find that Biggins is. I think Biggins is doing a reading as well. But it doesn't seem possible, does it? Here we are. You know, she died, you know, more than 10 days ago now. It's absolutely amazing. But this just giving page has been said. He sent me a link to it the other day so she'd be delighted

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