He's spiky, no question. "I'm just a rude f$!%er, I suppose", sighs Garry's guest James Delingpole. "I've reached the point where I don't give a f$!% what I say any more, as long as I believe it to be true. Some of my editors find this terrifying."

The Lurkers were one of the greatest and most seminal of English punk rock groups, and tonight, Garry's guest is Pete "Manic Esso" Haynes, their drummer and creator of the of the band's name. Constantly compared to The Ramones, The Lurkers were not always loved by the Punk Rock cognoscenti. No pretensions, no frills, no hype - just pure rock'n'roll.

On this Saint George's Day, Garry welcomes Robin Tilbrook, chairman of The English Democrats, and poses the question - what exactly does it mean to be English?

John King will forever be recognized for his debut novel The Football Factory - an instant word-of-mouth success. Heralded as a ‘state of the nation’ novel by some reviewers, others criticized its aversion to political correctness.

He's Britain's most controversial politician, and he tells it like it is. David Cameron? On Botox! The BBC's chairman Chris Patten? An old toad who should be abolished!