This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation, Mystery Hour with James O'Brien.

Oh, I'm just trying to remember why we didn't do it last week.

Was the government collapsing? Was that what it was?

Was it, how long has Liss Trust been gone? Was it Thursday?

That it all fell to pieces, but it does feel like a while since we've done a mystery hour.

Your weekly opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction, not ordinarily available anywhere else on your radio dial.

If you're not familiar with this, then trust me, you're going to love it. I can say that with some confidence.

It's one of the most popular hours that we spent together in the week.

Shall I talk you through how it works, or shall we dive straight in?

In a nutshell, what we do on Mystery Hour is solve mysteries.

Some of them are silly, some of them are serious, some of them are neither of the above.

All of them are hopefully enlightening or illuminating,

and we do it entirely without the aid of any reference points. So you're not allowed to Google

anything or search anything up. You have to prove to me that what you know, you knew before the

question was asked. I think that covers it. My favorite contribution of the week will receive a mystery hour board game,

and I would remind you that Christmas is creeping up upon us.

And a few things would elicit glee under the tree

more than a neatly wrapped mystery hour board game.

And my favourite contributor of the week will win one,

but you can, of course, also buy your own.

I'll tell you how you can do that a little later in the program.

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