Talk Breakfast

Dawn Neesom and Kevin O'Sullivan join Mike Graham for this week's edition of Plank of the Week.

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To kick of this episode, Mike speaks with Baroness Kate Hoey about the UK's new trade deals with the EU, followed by an appearance from talkRADIO's own James Whale for a chat about lockdown hair. Then, Mike is joined by Travel Editor Lisa Francessca Nand to discuss Spain, Covid passports and of course, how holidays will work. And to end the programme, Mike talks about the new self-driving cars with Jim Holder, editorial director a What Car?

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To kick off the show Mike speaks to Conservative MP Bill Wigan about who funded Boris Johnson's flat refurbishments. Then he's joined by ex-police officer and co-founder of The Fair Cop Group, Harry Miller to discuss Priti Patel's plans to stop police recording hate incidents as crimes. To end the show, Mike chats to former Brexit Party MEP Belinda De Lucy about the charity that thinks words like 'blind', 'able-bodied' and 'epileptic' are offensive.

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talkRADIO's political correspondent Charlotte Ivers and Mail on Sunday commentator Dan Hodges start the show by discussing the feud between Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings, as well as the claims that the PM said he would rather see "bodies pile high" than have another lockdown. Peter Hitchens, Mail on Sunday columnist tells Mike why Boris' 'Green Revolution' will turn Britain into a third world country. And celebrity chef Tonia Buxton explains why she took part in the weekend's freedom rally.

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Dale Vince, Green entrepreneur & Founder of Ecotricity - the world's first green electricity supplier starts the show, discussing Earth Day and Extinction Rebellion's latest protest outside Lloyds of London. Nick de Bois, former Conservative MP and Author of “Confessions of a Recovering MP” & talkRADIO Host and Mike discuss accusations levelled against Dominic Cummings that he leaked No.10 texts. Actor Lewis MacLeod joins Mike in the studio with a range of impersonations and Izzy Rowland returns for the latest Perrior Awards.

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Ricky Freelove starts the show, live from Canary Wharf where Extinction Rebellion have smashed windows at HSBC Headquarters. Baroness Claire Fox joins Mike to discuss the treatment of care home residents. Simon Calder gives Mike a travel update. Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell speaks to Mike about his calls for the Reagan statue to be moved to Parliament Square. Finally, LaDona Harvey and Mike comment on the latest with the George Floyd killing and Biden's Climate Change Summit.

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Dawn Neesom and Kevin O'Sullivan join Mike Graham for this week's edition of Plank of the Week.

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John Rentoul starts the show, to discuss Johnny Mercer leaving government. Jason Cundy and Ray Parlour join Mike to give their opinion on the European Super League. Neil Oliver joins Mike for their weekly chat. Finally, legendary music producer Steve Lillywhite speaks to Mike about his love for football and his thoughts on the big six backing out.

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Pauline Latham starts the show, reacting to Starmer getting kicked out of a pub in Bath. Rod Liddle and Jamie O'Hara discuss the European Super League. Tom Slater joins Mike to talk about how criminals are being let off due to the pandemic.

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Professor Phillip Thomas starts the show, to discuss an article he wrote about fearing a third wave after lockdown ends. Mark Saggers reacts to José Mourinho getting sacked, and speaks about the European Super League. Peter Hitchens joins Mike for their weekly discussion, and Angela Levin gives Mike her thoughts on Prince Phillip's funeral and possible talks of reconciliation.

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