This is London Calling.

Our inquiries indicate that an improvised explosive device has been manufactured.

And our assumption, so far, is that it was built by the passenger in the taxi.

The reason why he then took it to the women's hospital is unknown,

as is the reason for its sudden explosion.

We are of course aware that there were remembrance events just a short distance away from the hospital

and that the ignition occurred shortly before 11 a.m.

Welcome to London Calling with me James Dellingpole and my very good friend Mr Toby Young.

Tops how are you mate? I'm good how are you James?

Yeah I'm alright you know I I find that in these dark times the thing to do is to maintain a cheerful spirit and

to remember that ultimately we're going to win the good guys, the forces of light against the forces of darkness.

Yes. That's where I'm coming from.

I've actually got this really vicious cold that's going around.

Have you? I've now had it for what feels like a month and I have to tell you James

It's actually worse than the bout of COVID I had last year.

It's considerably worse.

You know, it's, I've got a persistent cough, not a dry cough, I should say,

and a runny nose and haven't been able to shake it.

Really frustrating when I've done two lateral flow tests,

both have come up negative.

So I don't think it's the delta variant.

I think it is just you know this vicious cold

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