Talk Breakfast

David Wooding joins Mike to talk about Rishi's new rescue plan and the track and trace app. Charles Rae, former Royal Editor of The Sun discusses Harry and Meghan's 'Anti-Trump' message. Helen Dale speaks about the vaccine, and voting systems. Sir John Redwood highlights his thoughts on the Government's latest plans to tackle the virus, and Lewis MacLeod gives Mike his best Presidential impression.

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Steve Brine, Conservative MP for Winchester speaks to Mike about the latest from Number 10, as Boris addressed the nation, warning of second lockdown. Former Brexit Party MEP, Alex Phillips discusses misogyny becoming a hate crime, and Neil Oliver joins Mike, talking about face masks wearing thin.

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Georgie Frost and James Max join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week.

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Professor Hugh Pennington joins Mike to discuss the letter he signed to the Prime Minister. Mark Dolan talks about David Attenborough, as he has admitted to eating free range chicken after urging others not to eat meat. Richard Tice speaks about false positive Covid-19 tests, and the impact of Covid on business and economy. Finally, Ben Bradley highlights 'unconscious bias training' for MPs that he refuses to partake in.

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Nigel Farage starts the week with the latest on the migrant crisis, as the Prime Minister and Priti Patel are urged to ban illegal migrants from claiming asylum. Royal Biographer, Angela Levin talks about he the Duke and Duchess of Netflix, as the Duchess fires the same lawyer who represented Johnny Depp. Peter Hitchens gives Mike his reaction to todays press conference with Whitty and Valance, as well as discussing the governments' handling of lockdown. Finally, Howard Cox from Fair Fuel UK speaks to Mike about Eco-friendly cars overtaking sales of diesel cars.

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Benjamin Loughnane discusses migrants arriving on UK shores, as he states that ‘we are sleepwalking into tyranny.’ Olivia Utley, Deputy Leader Writer at The Sun joins Mike in the studio, for a round up of the week’s top stories. Dr Waqar Rashid talks about the ‘chaos and inefficiency’ in Covid-19. Specialist in Magna Carta, Steven Franklin takes the homeschooling segment. Finally, we close the week with The Perrior Awards.

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Leader of the Social Democratic Party William Clouston starts the show talking about pub and restaurant curfew. Sir John Hayes, Conservative MP for South Holland and the Deepings, discusses migrant crossings, as the French Navy are seen shepherding migrants into UK waters. Actor Lewis MacLeod fools the listeners with his Donald Trump impression, and speaks to Mike about Spitting Image returning. Mike gets an American update from LaDona Harvey, and Kristin Buhnemann from the Florence Nightingale Museum takes the homeschooling segment.

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John Rentoul starts the show off by discussing a surge in Covid cases among the middle age. Martin Daubney talks about the BBC. Neil Oliver joins Mike debating about trust in society, and how citizens should be able to use their own common sense. Finally, author Luke Brown takes the homeschooling segment on 'how to write a story.'

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Dawn Neesom and Mahyar Tousi join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week.

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Stewart Jackson discusses the Internal Market Bill, as it passes the first hurdle in the commons. Professor Karol Sikora highlights the waiting time for cancer diagnosis. Astronomer Emily Drabek- Maunder talks about traces of phosphine gas that could be coming from microbes in clouds coming from the planet's atmosphere. Finally, Professor Sir Ian Gilmore speaks about the numbers of people drinking high-risk levels of alcohol during the pandemic.

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