At Quaker, we've spent decades trying to photograph our porridge so it doesn't look like lumpy beige goop.

But we can't be done, because Quaker is real food.

Too busy being tasty to worry about looking pretty.

So if you want real, take two minutes to make our mouth-watering golden syrup, cinnamon or hazelnut chocolate porridge and

bask in its ugly glory. Quaker will always have a face for radio. Quaker, deliciously real,

deliciously ugly. The TV was on. I was remember I was sitting at the desktop

and it came with a kind of crackling noise

and then it went

and went and stopped.

Why did that come from you?

Welcome back. I'm Diana Magni and this is episode four and the final episode why did that come from you know welcome back

I'm Diana Magne and this is

episode four and the final episode

of Polonium and the Piano Player

from Sky News storycast

if you haven't yet heard episodes

one to three then I suggest

you go back otherwise what follows

won't make any sense

so at the end of episode three we left Derek Conlon in his North London flat.

It's mid-December 2006, a month on from Alexander Litvinenko's death.

And Derek can hear what sounds like a two-way radio signal coming through his TV.

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