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This week it’s episode 13 – unlucky for some, but (mostly) not for us! Lew surprises Dad with his very first autumn candle, before diving into a bumper Bit of a Natter featuring questions and gripes from our listeners. From cars clogging pavements and supermarket snackers to £7 hot chocolates and the stress of secondary school choices – nothing’s off the table.

We also tackle the big talking point of the week: tube strikes. Are drivers right to demand less work for more money, or is London being held to ransom? Expect blunt opinions, laughs, and a bit of Cockney common sense.

And in Say It Like Steve, Dad faces a listener who reckons he’s too blunt for his own good – will he tone it down or double down? (Spoiler: you probably know the answer already).

We wrap things up with this week’s Cockney slang challenge: “biscuits and cheese.” Any guesses? Drop them in the comments!

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