I'm Andrew O'Hagan, host of a new podcast from the London Review of Books. It's about the bloodiest and most controversial

event of the Falklands War, the sinking of the general Belgrano.

Margaret Thatcher was accused of a war crime.

The truth would only emerge in the pages of a private diary.

This is the Belgranal diary.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Twice, twice.

twice.

Well, let's just be honest with ourselves, we have to do more wrestling shows in France.

Bonsieur.

Also, Bonsieur, old Spectacau,

welcome to Opps and now to me, Simonle, in my hotel room in the United States.

But listen, I have just watched Smacker Down, and I was just like, this is an absolute joy,

because essentially from second one to second, I don't know, two hours, it was just a hoot to see the French people so damn happy to have

sports entertainment in their country.

It's a couple of thumbs up for me.

Let's go.

Seriously though, even when we saw AJ Stahlson Cody Roads arriving at the arena early in the day,

these people were just like, yes, yes, and when Bailey's music hit,

where you would have thought the Queen of England was coming to the ring.

Although now it would be the king,

I've made a terrible faux par, off with my head.

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