Talk Breakfast

We're back in the tent of shame as Theresa May faces yet another Meaningful (?) Vote on her Brexit deal. She has secured legally binding changes to the deal but will that be enough for it to get through the Commons? We speak to Andrew Bridgen, David Davies, Paul Scully, Tom Brake, Owen Smith and Steve McCabe.

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Will there be another vote tomorrow? Where did Spaghetti Bolognese come from? And do all hipsters look the same? We speak to Marcus Fysh MP, chef Aldo Zilli and comedian Mark Dolan to try to answer all these questions.

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It turns out that bags for life are worse for the environment than we thought. We ask Paul Foulkes-Arellano from A Plastic Planet whether the solution is to switch to paper. Are siestas good for your health and your blood pressure? We talk to Dr Neil Stanley and a Spanish siesta expert. And make sure you don't miss the Perriors this week as Mike wins too many!

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On today's show we're joined by The Sun's Royal Correspondent Emily Andrews to explain why Prince William is being criticised after a visit to Blackpool. Why is Sadiq Khan spending £62m on staff while police go short? And Consumer Journalist Harry Wallop was charged £15 for a single cup of coffee. Has the world gone mad?

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Emmanuel Macron says we need a new European Renaissance to beat Brexit. Former Chief of Communications for No10 Katie Perrior tells us why Theresa May said 'simples' in Parliament to win a bet. And we speak to talkSPORT's Racing Correspondent Rupert Bell about the new Ascot dress code.

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We need to tackle the knife crime epidemic urgently, but how? We speak to campaigner Barry Mizen MBE, whose son was killed in South East London 11 years ago in a knife attack.Ruth Smeeth if the Labour MP for Stoke-On-Trent North and joins us to give us her thoughts on Theresa May's £1.6bn bribe to poorer towns in exchange for votes for her Brexit deal. And we pay tribute to The Prodigy's Keith Flint with journalist Mick Wall.

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Members of Parliament are getting a pay rise, but do they deserve it? We get the thoughts of former MP George Galloway. We rubbish the claims that Brexit will lead to looting and public unrest. And James Max helps us get our heads around social media etiquette.

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It's the last day of February and we're talking to Dr Laurence Gerlis about the NHS as it seems that half of doctors want to quit over the next five years. Royal Butler Grant Harold joins us to talk about laundry lessons. And why are the residents of Notting Hell fed up with instagrammers?

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Today we kick off with Jasmine Birtles looking at payday loans. David Wooding from The Sun on Sunday explains what it is that MPs are voting on tonight (yes, again). And Dr Chris Steele of This Morning fame encourages us all to get more Vitamin D.

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On today's show we're joined by Alastair Campbell to try to make sense of Brexit. Gemma Collins has dumped her boyfriend for posting a video of her snoring and it has been described as the showbiz split of the decade! And new parents face up to six years of sleep deprivation.

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