Bill Nighy

And from the new album by the Fun Loving Criminals, a song I like called Lovers Rock.

And then from the one and only, the great Chaka Khan, What You Gonna Do For Me, which is a killer track.

And then from the sadly and most lamented Angie Stone, who passed away last year, a song called All I'm Missing, which is beautiful.

And then from Ray Khalil, a song I like called Is It Worth It?

And then another song from a young R&B singer, Psy, S-Y-Y.

Smith, Cy Smith doing, Why Do You Keep Calling Me?

And I hope those songs all have some kind of rhythmic connection.

It's time now to turn to the banned word list.

These are words sent in by listeners which they want removed from the English language.

Nibbles.

I think nibbles should go.

I think we should clean up the English language.

It's that, as I've mentioned before, that patronizing thing of talking to children as if they need the language, I don't know, cutified.

Nibbles is out.

Bicky.

Give me a break.

I think we all agree, don't we?

One word that I'd really like to get rid of, which is a word that I come across a great deal and is used to describe me on occasion, is, and I remember, I think, when the word meant small.

Now it's mutated in the modern world to mean somebody who's looking smart.

And the word is dapper.