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my name is Howard Hughes, this is the unexplained.

And, kind of, sort of, maybe spring continues here in

London with a mix of showers and the odd bit of sunshine but the thing that I

notice because it is now getting into

April that when the sun shines and you look at it your face feels warm.

So the seasons have definitely changed and the clocks have changed to the time zone in the UK.

We have this thing in the UK.

I know that other parts of the world do it in North America you do it.

Where they change the clocks at particular times of year.

And in the UK there's been a big debate since I was knee high about whether we should actually

do that.

I'm not a fan of doing it. I think we should

stick on one time and then everybody knows where we're at. Now that is going to

affect people in the far north of Scotland but if you think about the way things are in Sweden and Norway

where in the wintertime it goes dark at what 2 p.m. or so I've been in Lapland where it barely

got light in December.

So I think we need to cope with that

and maybe think again in this technological world where we have all kinds of aids

and maybe think about not putting the clocks back or moving them forward. But we're into our new summer time zone and I'm busily booking guests for the podcast here and trying to keep going as I mentioned on the last edition. I'm fighting increased tinnitus and hearing problems.

So I'm hoping it's not going to mean any disruption in the schedule here because doing these

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