Sep 17, 2026 · 20 min · 19 segments
🔊 In this episode: • Is Piddington Still In the UK? • Oh, Great, Inflation • Return of the Cheeky Half • How to End the Drought Watch Steve…
Stephen AllenHost
Start with the Times, right at the top, plugging stuff further inside the newspapers.
Are you a Dalai Lama dresser like Helen Fielding? Do you know what? I understand so little of that.
People with symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder should not automatically be offered a formal diagnosis.
Listen, if it is being overdiagnosed, you shouldn't just say, oh, you've got the symptoms, but we're not diagnosing you.
It feels a little bit like, oh, we've got way too many people turning up with broken legs.
You've got all the symptoms of broken leg, but we're not going to give you a cast because we're dishing out too many of those.
Now, the shocking thing about this, so you've got the book that's coming out by Princess Diana's brother, which says some of the things like the prince, back when he was Prince Charles, was saying people will forget about, you know, we need to get into the sticky details of the claims.
The shocking part of this story is that the royals normally stick to the never complain, never explain.
Breakthrough breast cancer drug approved for NHS at last is also on the front page.
Start with the Times, right at the top, plugging stuff further inside the newspapers.
Are you a Dalai Lama dresser like Helen Fielding? Do you know what? I understand so little of that.
People with symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder should not automatically be offered a formal diagnosis.
Listen, if it is being overdiagnosed, you shouldn't just say, oh, you've got the symptoms, but we're not diagnosing you.
It feels a little bit like, oh, we've got way too many people turning up with broken legs.
You've got all the symptoms of broken leg, but we're not going to give you a cast because we're dishing out too many of those.
Now, the shocking thing about this, so you've got the book that's coming out by Princess Diana's brother, which says some of the things like the prince, back when he was Prince Charles, was saying people will forget about, you know, we need to get into the sticky details of the claims.
The shocking part of this story is that the royals normally stick to the never complain, never explain.
Breakthrough breast cancer drug approved for NHS at last is also on the front page.
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