Now time to thank our partner of this episode, Medinsins Sans Frontier. We live in turbulent times,

don't we, with ongoing conflicts around the world, natural disasters like floods, hurricanes,

outbreaks of disease. And while the news cycle moves on at pace, the suffering on the ground

doesn't, which is exactly why MSF's work really matters. Right now they're providing

maternity care, containing outbreaks and performing vital surgeries around the globe. But every

attack, every disease and every natural disaster puts more people at risk and puts more pressure

on MSF to rapidly respond. And that's why they need your help.

Medical emergencies move quickly, and a moment lost can mean a life lost.

Just £30 can keep their work going and make a life or death difference.

The life-saving moment is now.

To give £30,000, 0.800-0757985 or search MSF Medical to donate online.

At just four weeks old, Molly was rushed into Evelyn London Children's Hospital. She had a rare virus and sepsis.

Using cutting-edge equipment, combined with their expertise,

Evelyn London's teams were able to save Molly's life.

Evelyna London provides life-saving care for children.

Now they're opening a specialist centre to help children with cancer too.

But they need your help to make it happen.

Donate today. Search

Everlina London Children's Charity. It's three minutes after ten and you're listening to James

O'Brien on LBC. This is going to sound slightly ridiculous, but we had our little Christmas

lunch yesterday. Do you know my team now stretches to eight people across the various empires that I oversee,

sort of the radio show and then, of course, the podcasts.

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