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

Oh, five minutes after 12 at a time. Mystery Hour is upon us, and your weekly opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction, not ordinarily available anywhere else on your radio dial.

I'll stop saying um, shall I, for the course of the next hour and just a little more

concentration, a little less action, baby. If you've got a mystery that needs solving,

if you've got a question to which you know there must be an answer but you do not know what the answer is, then do get in touch by dialing 0345-6060-9773.

If you're not familiar with this feature, give it 10 minutes and you will be.

There's not really much point in me explaining it because it sounds a bit daft and pointless,

but in reality, as it transpires, as it unfolds, it's just a

rather joyous hour that we get to spend together every week. So joyous, in fact, that it has

spawned its own board game, like a genuine, bona fide, grown-up, and also popular with children,

board game, which you can win if you are my favorite contributor that's it

that's the only criteria if you're my favorite contributor to mystery or if you tug my heartstrings

although if you're doing it deliberately or cynically then i will sniff you out like a like a

i don't know like a ferret after a rabbit or something.

Then you win one.

I just said, um, again.

If you want to buy one, uh, you can go to mystery out.co.com. Or, or, or, or, or, or, or, or, or, or, or check shops.

John Lewis stock it.

In fact, there's a big games fair on yesterday.

And I, I, I, I delighted that Mystery Hour was featuring there carefully looked after by the

excellent people at Big Sky Games but get over to mystery hour.com.com.uk if you want to get a copy

for yourself or be brilliant contributor and have an opportunity to win one. The full terms and

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