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Good morning. It's three minutes after 10.

You are listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

If you have been mad enough, kind enough, bored enough to listen to this program

for a number of years, then you will know that it used to be one of my favourite subjects.

It feels like a different age, doesn't it? It feels like simpler times.

Rarely did I get on a higher horse than when discussing four by fours and the blight

that they impose upon other road users. Well, the good people of Paris have voted to

triple the parking fees for people coming into town in one of these behemoths. And Sadiq Khan is

reportedly monitoring the scheme to see whether it might work in London

and other British cities may follow. So I think we might have a look at that story a little later in the

programme. We'll also be meeting the mother to whom Sadiq apologized. Sadiq Khan apologized. I don't like

using first names for politicians. If you ever catch me doing it, then do give me a shout.

Apologised for the pollution that caused her daughter's death, a horrible story that hasn't even, well, has a particularly

grim post script that you won't yet be aware of. We'll be discussing that just before

12 o'clock today. There's also a terrible tale, a really grim tale of

anti-Semitism from within the BBC that I want to talk to you about for a couple of reasons,

not least because it's a timely reminder of two things. Number one, how virulent anti-Semitism

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