Talk Breakfast

One year on since the Brexit referendum vote - where are we at now? Matt Kelly of the New European believes it can and should be stopped and tells us why. We also learn of a new term, 'Brenos'.

Chris Kamara looks ahead to the England V Panama game with us - and his plans to fly over to Russia, against the wishes of his wife, should England progress to the late stages of the World Cup.

And finally, The Perrior Awards - chaired by the orginator, Katie Perrior once again.

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As it has been announced that there'll need to be a £20 billion funding injection to the NHS, critics are casting doubt over the alleged Brexit dividend (sound familiar?) and probable impending tax rise that will be needed to fund it. Jenny from Milton Keynes calls in to give her opinion.

Why are people going on 'gin tasting experiences' and not just going to the pub? The Gin Lord, Rory Faiers, a connoisseur, explains the trend.

And finally- the ultimate resort of choice for a boozey holiday, Magaluf, is under going a makeover to become a more classy resort and ditch the drinks offers- and the name! - is this the end of the good old 18-30 holiday? And why? Tom Stainer, Spain Editor from Lonely Planet gives us some insight as to what's going on here.

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IT'S A GOAL! Mark Saggers talks to us from Moscow and sets the scene as the FIFA World Cup 2018 kicks off this afternoon. And yes, we threw in that iconic clip.

As parents become increasingly concerned about their childrens gaming habits, particularly Fortnite, Dr Mark Griffith, Professor of Addictive Behaviour, talks us through how to spot the signs that there may be a serious problem.

And finally, do you believe in the afterlife? Daisy doesn't but she does believe in ghosts, and explains why...

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As MG is obsessed by Love Island and insisted on discussing it again, he and Daisy speak to Rachael Hosie of The Independent about the lack of body diversity on the show.

As exam season is nearing the end, after speaking to an education expert about the recurring problem of exam stress overwhelming to school children - Anthea in Essex calls in with her thoughts on the situation.

And finally, as it has been reported that hedgehogs may be under threat, they speak to Fay Vass of The British Hedgehog Preservation Society on how severe this threat is and how to be more accommodating to Britain's beloved species.

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Today on The IROMG Mike and Katie Perrior speak to Jim Hoare about the Singapore Summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un.

Gary is a first time caller and is glad to hear some refreshing radio and we learn that a lady's walk is as important as their body shape.

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Trains again. Rail companies have been saying passengers complain too much, and the chief of Network Rail has just been knighted. Hugh has a thing or two to say about the honors system, and Bruce Williamson from Rail Future, a campaign group lends his thoughts on the chaos.

There is set to be a 12 week 'fast track' training scheme for graduates to become detectives- is this a good idea? Mike and Katie speak to David Spencer from Police Now.

Mike calls in to offer a solution to the lorry queues transporting goods in and out of the country.

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