Talk Breakfast

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Talk Breakfast episodes

July 16, 2020 Commons Relocation, Twitter, Laughing Gas and Andrew Neil
Political Editor of The Sun on Sunday David Wooding starts the show with the possibility of the Commons moving up north to York, and Dr Julian Lewis having the whip removed. Will Geddes speaks about major US Twitter accounts being hacked. Conservative MP for Stockton South, Matt Vickers talks about the rising concern of laughing gas, and Paul Connew tells Mike about The Andrew Neil Show coming to an end on the BBC as cuts are unveiled.
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57 min
July 16, 2020 Plank of the Week - Emily Carver and Jerry Hayes
Emily Carver and Jerry Hayes join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week.
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34 min
July 15, 2020 PMQs, Blackburn, Dogs and BIDMAS
Assistant Editor of ConservativeHome Henry Hill talks about PMQs and Huawei. Councillor Quesir Mahmood speaks to Mike about the sharp rise in infections in Blackburn, and the latest measures that have been put in place. Neil Oliver discusses the power of dogs, and Dr Jamie Frost takes the homeschooling segment on BIDMAS. What answer would you get? 13-3x4+2=?
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58 min
July 14, 2020 Masks, Antisemitism, China and The Periodic Table
Professor Karol Sikora talks about mask wearing enforced in shops. John McTernan speaks to Mike about Labour MPs being silenced over an antisemitism report. Matthew Henderson, from the Henry Jackson Society informs Mike on Huawei. Tom Whipple, Science editor of the Times takes the homeschooling segment. Check out his Chemistry text book, 'Get Ahead in Chemistry.'
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50 min
July 13, 2020 Furlough Rejection, Ghislaine Maxwell, Clouds and Graham vs Hitchens Round Fifteen
Businessman and former MEP Lance Forman starts the week, talking about the furlough scheme and Brexit. Peter Hitchens and Mike discuss 'cloth nappies' (aka face masks), taking it to round fifteen. Royal Editor of the Evening Standard Robert Jobson talks to Mike about the upcoming trial of Ghislaine Maxwell. Meteorologist and Lecturer, Chris Bell takes the homeschooling segment on clouds.
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1 hr 4 min
July 10, 2020 Kate Hoey, Hot Dog Pizza, and Hurricanes
Kate Hoey kicks us off talking about the BBC. Tam Fry from the National Obesity Forum explains why the nation needs to lose weight. And we learn about hurricanes!
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1 hr 2 min
July 09, 2020 Mini Budget Hangover, PAYE Freelancers, and Cancel Culture
John Rentoul from The Independent kicks us off with his thoughts on Rishi Sunak's mini budget. But Journalist Ellie Phillips explains that PAYE Freelancers have once more been forgotten by the Treasury. And Brendan O'Neill from Spiked Online joins us to talk about cancel culture.
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1 hr 4 min
July 08, 2020 Chancellor, Masks, Battle of the Somme and Weightloss
George Pascoe Watson and Mike talk about the summer economic update. Presenter and Comedian Mark Dolan speaks to Mike about masks, and how taboo it is to not wear one. Neil Oliver joins Mike, talking about the Battle of the Somme and the freedom to think.
Finally, Gregg Wallace tells Mike about his four stone weight loss, and how he achieved a healthier lifestyle.
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58 min
July 08, 2020 Plank of the Week - Georgie Frost and James Max
Georgie Frost and James Max join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week.
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46 min
July 07, 2020 China, Sunak's Mini Budget, Antibodies, and E-Scooters
Matthew Henderson from the Henry Jackson Society starts the show with China. Conservative MP Chris Clarkson tells Mike ahead of the Mini Budget what to expect from the Chancellor. Professor Karol Sikora discusses an antibody study, that suggests herd immunity to Covid-19 is 'unachievable.' Caller Marie speaks to Mike about Care Homes, and finally, Nick Freeman, Criminal Defence Lawyer talks about how unsafe e-scooters are on the road.
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1 hr 3 min