Talk Breakfast

Brendan Chilton starts the show. Alastair Kerr from the Campaign for Pubs discusses how Staycations are threatening to drink the pubs dry. Helen Dale and Mike have their weekly chat, talking about migrant crossings. Bill Borrows and Mike speak about documentaries. Finally, Motoring Journalist Quentin Willson talks to Mike about electric vehicles.

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Dawn Neesom and Mahyar Tousi with Mike Graham for this week's edition of Plank of the Week.

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William Clouston starts the show, discussing Freedom Day and Keir Starmer's appearance on Piers Morgan's Life Stories. Professor Karol Sikora and Mike speak about the fact that zero Covid deaths were reported yesterday. James Whale and Mike talk about a pub in Devon and how they have snubbed tourists and welcome locals only. Finally, Mark Borkowski and Mike cover the Labour Party Leader.

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Tim Montgomerie and Mike discuss Boris Johnson, and what he has to do to become unpopular, in light of evidence given by Cummings, Matt Hancock's 'minor rule' breach and getting married this weekend. Matt Kilcoyne and Mike speak about charity bosses and their pay slip. Rob Clark from the Henry Jackson Society and Mike talk about Dominic Raab as he is set to criticise Russia's 'aggressive behaviour' at the NATO Summit. Simon Calder joins Mike from Gibraltar for a travel update. Finally, Jamie Jenkins and Mike discuss statistics surrounding cancer deaths, mental health deaths and heart disease.

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Starting the week is Stewart Jackson discussing Keir Starmer and the PM getting married in a secret ceremony. Howard Cox speaks about fuel price, and the Bank Holiday traffic. Peter Hitchens and Mike have their weekly catch up and Sarah Haywood and Mike talk about the wedding industry.

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Richard Tice joins Mike in the studio. Dr Laurence Gerlis and Mike discuss the AstraZeneca Covid Vaccine, as radio presenter Lisa Shaw has died. The Presenter's family are saying that she suffered blood clots due to the vaccine. Dr Rakib Ehsan and Mike speak about BLM and race relations. Angela Levin and Mike talk about the latest from Prince Harry, and finally, the Perrior Awards with Izzy Rowland.

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Dan Hodges starts the show, discussing Cummings giving evidence yesterday. Helen Dale and Mike speak about if Cummings giving evidence resonates with people outside the 'Westminster Bubble,' and the Melbourne lockdown. Trevor Kavanagh continues the Cummings narrative, speaking about how people are looking forward to 'Freedom Day' and not last year's mistakes. Finally, Ben Habib and Mike talk about Migrants and how they will be barred from the NHS and will lose the right to work and benefits under the Home Office digital visa plan.

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Conservative MP for Ashfield Lee Anderson starts this week discussing Dominic Cumming's pandemic claims. Brendan Chilton and Mike speak about the outrage over 'local lockdowns by stealth' in Indian variant hotspots and their about the evidence coming out from Dominic Cummings today. Tonia Buxton returns to the show to discuss children and young adult's mental health and how masks are killing our wildlife and oceans. Finally John Mair author and ex-BBC producer joins Mike for a chat on the disgraced BBC Panorama journalist Martin Bashir and the future of the BBC.

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Emily Carver and Will Geddes join Mike Graham for this week's edition of Plank of the Week.

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Conservative MP for Maldon and Minister of State for Media and Data, John Whittingdale starts the show, to discuss the BBC's badly tarnished reputation. Former Special Advisor and talkRADIO Commentator Peter Cardwell looks ahead to Dominic Cummings giving evidence tomorrow for the Government's handling of the pandemic. Dr Richard Vautrey, BMA GP Committee Chair and Mike speak about GP's being let down by 'tone deaf' NHS England letter on face-to-face appointments. Finally, Dr Simon Clarke speaks about the vaccine and social distancing rules.

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