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The Sensitivity Surrounding Names: A Newsworthy Debate

In a recent segment, Royal Editor Mr. Jobson and host Jeremy engage in an amusing yet poignant discussion about societal sensitivities, particularly revolving a council in Sutton, South London, which has faced criticism for advising staff not to ask people their Christian names. This notion of hyper-sensitivity raises questions about societal norms and whether such measures are excessively cautious.

Mr. Jobson displays a relaxed attitude towards the naming conventions, asserting that he is fine with being called whatever, even playfully chiding Jeremy as an “old bugger.” The conversation takes a lively turn, pointing at pop culture when discussing recent actions by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.