Good morning listeners. I want to start with a health warning

about me and Ian. We could sort of claim to be, if not experts, then to have something to say about politics and,

or at least we're good at reckoning when it comes to those sorts of things.

But there is no way that we can claim to be experts on anything to do with health.

So please, unlike somebody yesterday who tweeted me about his chest condition and asked

for medical advice. People are more interested in the condition of your chest. Can I say it's in

fine form if anybody's worried, inside and out.

But please don't take anything that we say as any sort of sense.

No, no.

But we're not here to provide medical advice, but we are good at reckoning.

And that's what we're going to be doing today.

Yeah, because I think there's been a lot of people, particularly on social media, portray themselves as experts in inverted commas. I think experts is going to be a subject that we're going to talk

about a little bit later. There's a question on that, and Michael Gove's comment, which I think

is actually quite an interesting one. So we will be talking about, well, obviously the subject of the day, the subject of the week, month, year, I suspect it will be coronavirus and the government's response, what we should all be doing, what the future holds for many people.

My lifestyle is about to change quite dramatically, I think, and I suspect it'll be the same of a lot of

people, but we'll come on to that in a bit. There are also a few other things to talk about.

I'd actually forgotten that the budget had taken place this week. So we do need to give that a mention.

I'm sure you will want to talk about the new chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee, Mr Christopher Grayling, Esquire.

Indeed.

And we have quite a few questions to get through as well.

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