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

1203 is the time, and mystery hour is upon us. Your weekly opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction,

not ordinarily available anywhere else on your radio dial. Say it like you mean it, James, honestly. Your weekly opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction not ordinarily available anywhere else on your radio dial. Say it like you mean it, James. Honestly. Your weekly opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction

not ordinarily available anywhere else on your radio dial. Three minutes after 12. And if you

haven't listened to it before, you're in for a treat. You ring in with a question, someone

else rings in with an answer. Don't be silly. We've been doing it for years now, more years than I care to remember.

But, um, so some really, really obvious questions will have been dealt with on a million occasions.

I can't, however, outlaw repetition, because I don't have the brains or the memory to do so,

and I'm afraid I've forgotten, I've forgotten what we talked about in the first hour of the program.

Never mind everything that's ever popped up on Mystery Hour over the years.

But I can tell you that my favourite contribution to this week's edition of Mr Out will receive...

Wait for it. Wait for it.

A Mystery Hour board game, which is a lovely bit of kit

and is available at mystery hour.co.ukk

or in John News,

and shortly I'm delighted to tell you

in W.H. Smith as well, we think.

So hold on to your hats for that.

And that is it.

The management's decision is final

and the full terms and conditions

are at LBC.co.uk.

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