The phrase Eye-watering, Freddy Mercury's house is up for sale, Edward Munch's grave and, Madonna is in trouble.

Today, I am in a coffee shop talking about the phrase the life of Reilly and the 60s movie Mary Poppins gets a parental guidance warning.

The Phrase Under the Hammer, the gun that killed John Lennon and actress Pamela Salem dies.

The phrase to Play Out, a British Falklands Military Helicopter becomes a bedroom and Glamping, the new version of Camping.

Today, I am inside a cafe-bar. I look at the menu and describe the surroundings.

I look at the phrase "to shed light on", a new William Blake Art Exhibition and a London Museum wants to employ a Taylor Swift fan as an adviser.

Today I talk about the Phrase "To be Gutted" and details about the BT Tower, London which will be converted into a hotel.

Today I talk about the phrase "to fall through" the young couple who lied about a house sale falling through and a story about a woman defending her seat on an airline.

Today I look at the phrasal verb "to snap up". Winston Churchill's False Teeth sell for £18,000 and I look at the song lyrics "They Don't Know" by Tracey Ullman.

In this episode, I talk about how we should behave on the road as we are taught in the Highway Code.