Talk Breakfast

Stewart Jackson and Alistair Smith speak to Mike about Arts venues receiving billions of pounds in government support. Peter and Mike have their weekly catch up, making it round fourteen. James Chiavarini talks to Mike about his restaurant reopening, and how 23 bookings didn't show. Clare Nasir takes today's homeschooling segment, on thunder and lightning.

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Norman Baker speaks to Mike about the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell and how Prince Andrew thinks he is omnipotent. Peter Bleksley talks about law enforcement busting encrypted messaging software. Kate Hoey gives Mike an update from Northern Ireland on the reopening of pubs, and the funeral of ex- IRA leader Bobby Storey's funeral. Marine Conservation Biologist, Caitlin Richards takes the homeschooling segment, talking about 'The Octopus' and finally... the Perrior Awards!

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David Wooding and Mike catch up on yesterday's PMQs, children's education and public transport. Jonathan Davis highlights the current state of the economy, warning that it is worse that the 1930s. Sports Therapist Becky Adam talks about not being able to get back to work, and Charles Rae speaks about Prince Harry and Meghan, bringing you the latest in the court case.

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Esther Krakue and Mark Dolan join Mike Graham for a special podcast edition of Plank of the Week.

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Jonny Gould starts the show off with the Premier League and the Black Lives Matter campaign. Neil Oliver talks to Mike about the benefit of apprenticeships. Matthew Syed joins Mike in the studio, covering politics and social media. Finally, Hannah Woolnough takes the homeschooling segment, on how to look after your teeth.

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Wine Expert, Helena Nicklin talks to Mike about paper wine bottles. Charlotte Ivers and Mike comment on Boris' speech, as he vows 'build build build.' Wes Streeting, Shadow Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury reacts to the PM's speech, stating that he was heavy on the rhetoric. Finally, David Harper takes the homeschooling segment today... fancy a cup of Georgian tea?

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Nick de Bois kicks the week off, as the PM has outlined a plan to spend over £1billion on schools. Peter and Mike talk about terrorists, and marijuana. David Else from the Lonely Planet explains the traffic light system, and how countries will be ranked as rules start to relax. Pirates are today's homeschooling segment.

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John McTernan speaks about the Labour Party leader sacking Long-Bailey. Jerry Hayes talks about the court system tackling the backlog of cases. Men, how often do you buy your underwear? A study says every five years! Conservative MP for Watford, Dean Russell discusses the crammed beaches. Blood types are the topic of today's homeschooling segment with Dr Maria Teresa Esposito and without further ado, the Perrior Awards.

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Travel Editor of The Sun, Lisa Minot discusses the surge in holiday bookings. Former Police Officer Norman Brennan talks about an incident that occurred in Brixton, where 22 police officers were injured. David Wooding and Mike review Liverpool FC, Jenrick and Cummings. Charles Rae speaks about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Mike finishes the show with whiskey tasting.

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George Pascoe Watson kicks the show off by talking about Boris' announcement yesterday. Simon Calder gives Mike a travel update. Neil Oliver and Mike discuss ideologies. Wedding ceremonies are allowed up to 30 people, so Mike speaks to Holly Higgins, who is set to wed on 1st August.

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