with James O'Brien.

Three minutes after ten is the time.

Did you know, as you make your way around the aisles of your favourite boutiques later today,

that you could be the subject of secret filming designed to make you put your hand in your pocket even more than you originally intended?

I'll find out a little bit more about that in the course of this morning's programme.

We'll also, of course, be looking again at the climate group, who or which has really

had a much greater impact on the national conversation than any previous such protests have achieved.

And I, well, we'll get stuck into it imminently but I'm interested in

where the line is between approval and impatience possibly that's even in and of itself an unfair

question the slashy the cult the rise of the slashy do you know what a slashy is I said

slashy not slushy you know what a slushy is do you know what a slashy is Do you know what a slashy is? You could well be a slashy.

You may not even know that you've got a neologism to describe your life. But you do.

And Sri Lanka, what appears to be an Islamist or a jihadist terror attack, make no bones about that,

albeit that the Sri Lankan government remains baffled

as to how a relatively small outfit

that had previously, as far as I can tell,

done little more than defaced Buddhist statues,

deface and destroy Buddhist religious symbols,

has managed to undertake such an epic, epic in terms of scale

and murderous attack upon churches and hotels.

Some days you can't read the news.

I don't know what you're like with this.

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