Talk Breakfast

On today's show, Mike Graham and Dawn Neesom spoke about gangs using children as drug mules. They also interviewed Tim Gibson of Cryonics UK to find out what the body freezing group does and whether they deserve to be a charity. Plus journalist Stewart Weir discussed how middle aged Brits are worried that their alcohol habits could harm their reputation.

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Katie Perrior joins Mike once more for the show as today marks just six months until the UK is planned to leave the EU. Jon Craig from Sky News talks through whether the Chequers deal will hold for Theresa May. Also it's London Fashion Week and as a Fashionista himself, Mike gives the latest tips. And finally, with a couple stories of 'Bridezillas' in the papers, we speak to a Wedding Planner to find out how bad they can be,

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On today's show, Mike Graham and Dawn Neesom took a call from listener Ian in London who wanted to give his opinion on the way the NHS is run. Alex Dibble reported on today's prison strikes live from outside Brixton Prison, where it turned out to be fairly quiet. Greg Hurst, Social Affairs Editor of the Times talked us through today's story that young people today aren't as sociable as they used to be, and of course, we have this week's Perrior Awards.

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We've had a very busy show today! Andy from Portsmouth called in to tell Mike and Daisy that we should all be careful not to turn into an anarchist state. Rowan Davies from Mumsnet talks about a report that criticises the website for filling soon-to-be-mothers with fear, and we were joined by Ryan in the New Forest who wants to do away with the class system and Samantha in Scunthorpe who had a childbirth story to tell.

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On today's show, Mike Graham and Dawn Neesom talked to David Toube of Quilliam International about the release of radical hate preacher Anjem Choudary from prison next month. Rear Admiral Chris Parry talks about Russia's joint military 'war games' parade with China, and the Times Science Editor Tom Whipple tells us of an exciting new trouser development.

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Mike Graham and Dawn Neesom voice their thoughts on the recent Army recruitment drive for young soldiers and take calls from a variety of opinionated listeners. Bernadette John from the Good Schools Guide talks with Mike and Graham about a private school who has had to issue an apology for posting a funny advert, followed by callers who are taking issue with the police.

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Mike is joined once more by Katie Perrior who gives her insight on the ongoing Boris saga and the Tory party. The also chat through "hit" TV show Bodyguard, which of course Mike hates! Lisa O'Sullivan is on to talk whether Serena Williams had sexist treatment from a tennis umpire and Sephton Henry from Gangsline talks about David Gauke's call for all prisoners to be given mobile phones for their cells!

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Boris Johnson's in a spot of bother. Mike thought women were always smarter, so why are they taking "smart drugs"? And Katie has this weeks Perrior Awards.

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Nigel Adams MP joins Mike to discuss the growing issue of online re-selling and the battles consumers are facing. Mike gets his teeth stuck into the anonymous source slandering Trump in the New York Times and Julian Clary tells us all about his new children's book.

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Stella Creasy MP is trying to get an amendment through Parliament today that would make misogyny a hate crime, but is this going too far? Mike and Dawn Neesom talk to journalist Sian Norris. Ken in Newcastle rings in with his views and we also speak to Galia - The Extreme Dietitian.

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