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You may not be familiar with any of Ivor Biggun's musical offerings, but regular listeners of Mansfield 103.2 have got to know one of his "hits" quite well.

Ivor is also now on Ofcom's radar .

The Winker Song was released in 1978 by Ivor Biggun & The Red Nosed Burglars.

Impressively, it charted at number 22 - despite its lewd lyrics meaning it never got aired on the radio.

Both the song title and artist's name should give some indication as to what subject matter The Winker's Song is exploring.

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An example of its lyrics are:

"My mother said/that I never should/play with the naughty rude girls in the wood.

"Their giggling talk/I could never understand/and that's why I fell in love with my right hand."

It boasts using the word "w***er" 36 times, which does seem a touch excessive.

Since being illegally forced onto the output of Mansfield 103.2 at least eight times in the last month, Ofcom is now hunting the pirate responsible for hijacking the airwaves of the local station, The Guardian writes.

Ofcom has said not only is it taking the incident "extremely seriously", but its engineers were working closely with the radio station to track down and identify the pirate.

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They believe the perpetrator is using a small transmitter to play the song on the same frequency, overriding the station’s scheduled programming.

Tony Delahunty, managing director of Mansfield 103.2, told The Guardian, "Some people have told me that their children have started humming the song in the car.

"We have had calls from people who have found it hilarious, while some have raised their concerns, including our competitors, and a lot of people in the industry are aghast at how difficult it is to stop these people."

Ofcom have stated that deliberate and malicious radio interference carries a potential sentence of two years in prison and an unlimited fine.