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

Oh my goodness me. I mean, it's always a welcome relief from the cut and thrust of current affairs, isn't it?

And the grim are the news or the trickier the news, the bigger the relief that Mystery Hour can provide.

But this week it feels particularly welcome. Well, it does at least to me.

And judging by the fact that I barely mentioned it, and already you're queuing up to contribute,

I think that you were pretty ready for it as well. There are still a couple of phone lines free.

035-60-60973 is as ever the number that you need if you want to get involved.

If you don't know what this is, if you are one of the people who tell me that they're arriving at the show relatively freshly, relatively new, in some cases having discovered us on YouTube, which is quite gratifying. You might be one of my new American listeners. This is very, very different from the other 14 hours of the week that we spend together.

It is largely fun. That's really what we're here for now.

It's also illuminating, possibly even educational.

The way it works is this, someone rings in with a question and someone else rings in with an answer.

Full stop, there's even a board game.

That's it, that's mystery out. I mean there were some very loosely applied rules about don't be boring, don't be repetitious,

although that one doesn't really work anymore. Don't ask me about motoring. That one has kind of diluted

a little over the years, but not to the point of disappearing. It's still unwelcome, I think it's fair to say.

But the central point is that there will be an answer to whatever it is that is bothering you, puzzling you,

and somebody listening to this will know it, and they'll ring in and tell you.

Which means, of course, that you're not allowed to look stuff up.

You're not allowed to Google or indeed use any search engine to get answers to the questions that somebody else asks. I wasn't joking when I mentioned the board game. A, big news on the board game front, a little heads up that I got earlier this week. We're looking at a travel edition of the mystery hour board game. So something that you'll be able to play on your travels,

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