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

It's three minutes after ten, you're listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

In the course of today's program, I shall introduce you to the police chief who is being trolled over her haircut.

We shall catch up with the unfolding travails plaguing Prince Andrew.

Ha! Plaging Andrew Windsor. I told you, it takes a while to reprogram the neural pathways.

I will follow Nick, perhaps, into the cinema to discuss this film, which has seen a mass

brawl break out in Birmingham and a calls for boycott of a cinema chain after they pulled it.

Seems desperately unfair on the cast and director that, but it may well be that I need tutoring in the finer points of the story and that is of course where you come in.

And we will also today be looking at the NHS and it's a you know I know it's

Monday morning and on Monday mornings oddly you sort of feel a little bit more like an

auditor don't you as you look at the news and we could do this almost any day of any

week but we're going to do it today because the election is obviously unfolding.

The NHS is expected to be front and centre in people's priorities.

And an announcement of 50,000 new nurses has already turned out to involve 19,000 people who are already nurses.

It's just nuts this now.

I can't make head nor tail of it.

40 new hospitals.

Oh, actually, maybe just six.

Well, it is just...

I mean, the fact checks are there.

You know, Ofcom, which you heard Nick,

stumbling over earlier.

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