Talk Breakfast

Ann Widdecombe kicks off the week, discussing scrapped vaccine passports, winter plans for covid and Afghan interpreters. Peter Hitchens joins Mike for his weekly chat. Lisa Francesca Nand talks to Mike about red list quarantining and travel PCR tests. Finally, Guy Barter from the Royal Horticultural Society speaks to Mike about planting trees for climate change.

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Richard Tice joins Mike in the studio, looking back as tomorrow marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attack. Kim Sengupta, Defence and Diplomatic Editor of the Independent speaks to Mike about what he saw during his time in Afghanistan. Lynsey Fifield from the Heritage Foundation gives Mike her thoughts over the past 20 years since the attack, and how Biden's time in office has effected American politics. Sujo John, a 9/11 survivor recalls the events that unfolded on the day, and finally, Mairi Bryan gives Mike her accounts of the fateful day.

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John Rentoul starts the show, taking about social care in the UK and how KPMG are wanting to recruit a third of staff from working class backgrounds. Alp Mehmet from Migration Watch discusses Priti Patel's plans to send migrant boats back to France. Harry Miller, founder of the Fair Cop group speaks about calls for the removal of Cressida Dick. Finally, Dr David Lloyd and Mike chat about the new social care proposal.

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Dr Tony Hinton starts the show, talking about the reform to health and social care. White House Correspondent Ksenija Pavlovic McAteer joins Mike in the studio, discussing Biden. Tonia Buxton and Mike cover vaccines for children. Finally, Kevin O'Sullivan speaks to Mike live from the Geronimo protest outside Defra.

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Brendan Chilton starts the show, talking about the National Insurance hike and migrants crossing over the Channel. Rebecca Ashton from the IAM RoadSmart discusses rush hour, as the roads return to pre-pandemic levels. Laura Dodsworth joins Mike in the studio. Finally, Pauline Latham and Mike speak about the possible 'firebreak lockdown.'

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Calvin Robinson and Emily Carver join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week.

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Sir John Redwood starts the show, discussing a rise in National Insurance. Peter Hitchens and Mike have their weekly chat. Finally, Mike interviews Jeremy Kyle for an exclusive!

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Richard Tice starts the show. Emma Webb from Save Our Statues chats to Mike about the latest statue to come under fire. William Clouston speaks to Mike about where Afghan refugees will go. Finally, Dr Waqar Rashid discusses care homes.

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Ben Habib starts the show, talking about Afghanistan. Alex Cole-Hamilton, Leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats discusses vaccine passports. Clemmie Moodie joins Mike in the studio, speaking about Piers Morgan, and Liz Cole from UsForThem covers the fact that teachers are no more likely to catch covid than any other working adults.

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Toby Young starts the show, discussing the breaking news that Piers Morgan has been cleared by Ofcom of the comments he made about Meghan Markle. Conservative MP Alberto Costa speaks about Colin Pitchfork's release today. Dr Rakib Ehsan joins Mike in the studio to talk about the Taliban. Finally, Clive Driscoll and Mike cover the three part drama about Stephen Lawrence, and the role he played in convicting Stephen's murderers.

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