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

It's four minutes after 12. I crept up on me somewhat, mystery hour there.

I've been concerned with, dare I say, well, of course I'm considerably more important,

Matthews all morning, but that is off on the way on a Thursday this is

now your weekly opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction not ordinarily available anywhere else

on your radio dial um if you're not familiar with this feature then strap in because you're in for

a little bit of a treat but it is very very different from the other 14 hours of the week that we

spend together or 15 of course if you listen to the full disclosure podcast. I've got two crackers coming up for you,

with two amazing women, by the way. Amanda Abington, who's on your screens at the moment, of

course, and Carol Vorderman next week, who is every bit as exciting in person as she is on

screen. So do make sure you download both of those.

Now I have a prize for the best contribution on Mystery Hour this week and indeed every week.

That prize is, altogether now, a Mystery Hour board game.

I kid you not, Radio's favourite feature has spawned its very own boxed game

and you can get your hands on your own copy by being brilliant this week.

It's entirely up to me.

The full terms and conditions are at lbc.co.com.

My decision is final, as they say, and have sort of grown up proper competitions.

You can buy it, of course, so don't worry if you don't win one.

You can go to mystery hour.com.com.

Or you can find it on Amazon or in, in many, many shops, including John Lewis.

Six minutes after 12 is the time.

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