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

Three minutes after ten is the time. You're listening to James O'Brien on LBC,

the Wimbledon Championships getting underway. We should probably catch up with events down at the All-England Club in the course of today's programme.

But we've got quite

a lot to get through.

I'm drawn to a tale if we have time of light relief of the primary school that's banned

all parents from attending Sports Day full stop, such as the likelihood of them engaging in

anti-social behaviour.

I feel duty-bound to tell you more about the shopper who was removed from an

ASDA store by police after flying into a rage over some garden gnomes. And I won't be allowed

to discuss this because I get shouted down by my younger colleagues. But the national scandal of

potholes is once again in the news and my lifelong desire to find a solution remains as yet

unfulfilled. But we're going to start with Brexit and even I am now beginning to feel a bit of a

heavy heart when I utter those words because everything has gone so far down the sort of road of what incomprehensibility.

I don't know anymore whether or not it's worth trying to conduct conversations about the ongoing Brexit.

Situation in a civilised or in a friendly fashion.

Because I don't know that you should be allowing

people to lie to lie that's again already a strong word to fib to and to pretend to themselves

let alone to other people so Jeremy Hunt today or rather yesterday but obviously it makes

the newspapers today.

Businesses going bust is a price worth paying for a no-deal Brexit.

And I think this is the morning on which I do feel utterly bamboozled about what to do next.

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