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

Hello, three minutes off, 12 years of time, you're listening to James O'Brien on LBC, where mystery hour is underway, your weekly opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction, not ordinarily available anywhere else

on your radio dial. Exciting that, wasn't it? Professor Howell makes the news. Has he been on the

news before? Honestly, he's got TV shows, he's on the news, it's amazing. If you haven't listened to

this feature before, it's kind of hard to explain. It sounds a bit rubbish, frankly, when I just

tell you that people ring in with questions and then other people ring in with answers, but it isn't

rubbish. It's supremely popular in its own right. It has an almost cultish following Mystery Hour.

And in recent years, of course, we've had the added bonus of the board game available at Amazon

or ideally at Mystery Hour.co.uk or in

branches of John Lewis and other shops but what it means is that the best contribution

of the week wins a mystery hour board game. It could be you but will it be you.

Should I skip the rules?

Full terms and conditions at lbc.co.com.

There you go.

That's for the competition,

because we're giving away really,

really cool prizes.

Prize, singular.

No rules really,

except don't look stuff up.

I mean,

that really needs to be enforced these days.

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