As news comes in that Donald Trump has been elected 47th president of the United States, Mike Graham is joined by LaDona Harvey, Nigel Farage, Erol Morkoc and Isabel Oakeshott to discuss what this means for the world.

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Mike has a special message for tonight's election special, be there!

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Labour have scrapped plans to ban smoking outside pubs and have U-turned on scrapping university tuition fees. Meanwhile, the Tories say they've changed, but Mike seems to think not with the new chair of the party still unable to answer basic questions.

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Farmer's are up in arms over Labour's Maoist tax on farms, the U.S. election becomes to close to call and chairman of Reform UK, Zia Yusuf tackles the top stories of the day.

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Midnight Glory with Mike Graham

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Mike is having trouble with his cycling guests who ties himself in knots, the U.S. Presidential Election goes into overdrive as the final day approaches and Isabel Oakeshott joins Mike with the stories of the day.

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Darkness falls across the land...

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Questions are being asked over what the government really knew about the Southport killer during the riots. Liz Truss joins Mike in the studio on the attacks and the budget as well as the papers with Joanna Bell plus analysis of Truss from Conservative Home's Tim Montgomerie

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Keir Starmer's popularity sinks to the lowest of any PM ever, the U.S. election hots up with Trump pulling ahead in the polls and even John Rentoul is beginning to tire of the Labour government.

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A Labour MP is under fire for beating up one of his own constituents, Labour's class war budget continues to loom over Britain, a Covid vaccine compensation scheme is launched for dodgy jabs and a bizarre debate about getting rid of street lights.

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