Do the "best" schools take their fair share of disadvantaged students? With Charley O'Regan

Um, you are obviously not Amy.

I'm not Amy.

I could be Amy.

I could so be Amy.

She's only a little bit younger than me.

Yeah, but she has a very different sort of, um, accent and set of personality traits.

But yes, um, s- apologies to the listeners, um, you have to suffer through Grainne's, um, Essex accent tonight.

Um, Amy is poorly.

She is quite poorly, so she can't join us tonight.

Um, I have been reliably informed that Amy really likes very sort of, um, soppy get well soon type things.

She does.

She does, that's true.

That's true.

Yeah, kittens-

Mm-hmm, mm-hmm

... roses, poems.

Chocolates, chocolates.

Yeah, so if you, if you've got any of that, just send it my way.

Um, you've got my email address.

[laughs]

And I will forward it on, and, and I'm sure she will, she will enjoy.

Um, but yeah, she, she's not with us this week.

Um, we're not sure if she'll be with us next week either, so we'll just have to wait and see.

Um, pray for Amy.

[laughs]