The next train departing from Platform 1 will take you to city breaks, dates with mates, family get-togethers, and stacks of culture.

Oh, and for those heading to the big match, please remember to take your lucky scarf with you when you leave the train.

When you take the train, you're more connected to the people, places and things you love.

Nothing beats being there.

This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation, mystery hour with James O'Brien oh four minutes after

12 is the time well played Roddy says oh thank goodness James for a minute I thought it was

going to be prime ministry hour prime minstri hour no no oh it looked better written down

didn't it, Roddy.

I like this as well from Isaac. I know you don't take mystery hour questions via non-phone methods,

but I wish I would love to know why the BBC and Sky News decided to use their questions to ask about immigration.

You were expected from GBB's and the Express, but not from actual journalists. Well, Isaac, the answer is that if nobody can make a

meaningful counter to the endless rhetoric about immigration, then eventually it takes over the

whole world. And every political party in the country now, with the possible exception to the

Liberal Democrats, are just competing on how critical they can sound or how opposed they can

sound to the prospect of immigration.

I'll just argue about levels and numbers, and the BBC and Sky News have been cowed into

cooperation in that whole prospect.

Luckily, for you, there's a book you can read that explains what would happen if that

battlefield was left unmanned.

It's called How to Be Right and it's by me and it's available for $199 on Kindle for the whole of December.

So there's no reason whatsoever not to buy it for yourself as a little early Christmas present or for someone you hate who's wrong about everything.

It might help them sort of unpick some of their problematic positions.

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