Talk Breakfast

Should you trust a builder who can start working immediately? Can you call yourself a feminist while refusing to change nappies? And why was the moon bloody red last night? Find the answers to these three questions on today's Brexit-free podcast.

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Hitachi could be pulling out of the nuclear power plant in Wales. Could this mean a energy crisis? Plus The Perrior Awards.

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Mike Graham is calling for Jeremy Corbyn to resign. We talk to former spin doctors Alastair Campbell and Guto Harri. And Conservative MP Colonel Bob Stewart and Stephanie Lloyd from Progress pop in to help us figure out what the options on the table are after Theresa May survived the no-confidence vote last night.

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Another difficult day for Theresa May. She saw her Brexit deal rejected by the Commons last night and today she faces a no-confidence vote in her government. Honestly, we're thinking of permanently moving into our tent at College Green. Most of our guests think she will survive tonight's vote, are they right? Only time will tell.

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As Parliament prepares for the meaningful vote on Theresa May's Brexit deal this evening, we're keeping a close eye on what's going on from the talkRADIO tent in College Green. To the soundtrack of a loud bell and some drums, today's podcast features Sir Vince Cable, Katie Perrior, David Wooding, Sir Edward Leigh, Stanley Johnson, Bob Seely, and Damian Collins. See you on the other side!

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Is there anything else? We're live from College Green talking to a long list of MPs including Tom Brake, Chris Williamson, Chris Philp, Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, David Davies and former Chief of Staff for Dominic Raab while he was Brexit Secretary Nick de Bois. We're all asking them the same question. Will Theresa May see her Brexit deal approved by the Commons tomorrow?

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Mike heads back to College Green to get the latest on Brexit. Andy Murray is quitting tennis, he just doesn't know when. And this week's Perrior Awards.

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BREAKING NEWS: Brexit is still a thing. Labour MPs Peter Dowd and Kate Hoey have very different views on how things should be after March. 2019. Chris Martin has tagged along his ex-wife's honeymoon, is that weird? And apparently being fat makes your brain smaller...

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We're still trying to understand what's going on in Westminster and aiming to find out whether drones will bring British airports to a standstill. In the meantime, James Whale joins us to tell us the perks of being bald. And LaDona Harvey reports from California to talk about that guy who has been caught licking a doorbell for three hours. Yes, you've read that right.

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After a drone shut Gatwick down in December, airports are going to be given more power to bring down drones in the future. MPs have written to the Met Police over verbal abuse by protesters outside Parliament. And what happens when scientists try to create a hybrid of chillies and tomatoes?

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