It's 2003 in Birmingham.

Doors have been slammed in your face, you're not welcome here.

They were capable of murder.

Drive-by killings, gang wars, a vigilante group that fought against Jamaica's notorious yardies.

The home boy thought we're not going to take this anymore.

We're going to be even more violent than you.

Before turning on each other.

I'm Livy Haydock and this is gangster, the story of the Burger Bar boys.

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This is Five Live Formula One.

With Jenny Gao.

Hello and welcome to Five Live Formula One, I would say alongside me, but remotely alongside me, I have Jack

Nichols and Jolion Palmer, our commentary duo, also Andrew Benson, the BBC's chief

F1 writer, and our producer as well, he's in a little box in the corner, Patrick.

Because we are doing this remotely, because as we all know, the world isn't quite how it was a couple of weeks ago and we're all kind of trying to get to terms with how we do our jobs and how we continue.

So I'm sure you can all empathise and you're in the same boat some of you.

So let's start with Andrew because you haven't even stopped this week.

You've been continually speaking to the teams, you've been writing updates,

you've been self updates, you've been self-isulating as well, which I think

your family have been delighted about, haven't they?

That's right Jenny, yes, as far away as possible, I think from their point of view.

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