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The ones that do my head in are the ones you send a full itinerary to and ask for input and get nothing back.

And then it's, this rest is too fancy.

Why are we doing this trip?

Oh my goodness, this item could go on and on.

But unfortunately, Lisa Regan... That's great, Caroline.

Thank you.

Thank you, Caroline.

Unfortunately, that's all the time for Lisa.

I have to go to a break.

But Lisa Regan, PR consultant and avid traveller, thank you for joining us.

Next, we are going to have a little talk about cholesterol and how it affects heart health.

And with me in studio is Professor Robert Byrne, Director of Cardiology at the Mater Private Hospital and the Head of Cardiovascular Research at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.

You're very, very welcome.

Thanks for having me.

Listen, cholesterol is something we see about all the time.

You go to pick up something, you know, butter or anything in the fridge and it's advertised everywhere.

But when it comes to heart health, what actually is cholesterol, maybe first of all, and what role does it play?

So there is, Professor, good and bad cholesterol then.

It's not all bad.

You need some of it in your body.