Talk Breakfast

On the podcast today:A Royal Wedding Special! We speak to a land lady who is fining punters in her pub who mention the royal wedding.Professor Ellis Cashmore gives Mike and Daisy parenting advice to which they take exception, and the highlights of the week with the Perrior Awards!Listen above.

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A PR Director is reported to be making thousands in refunds and free products via complaining and exercising his consumer rights - are we complaining too much? Mike and Daisy speak to expert Helen Dewdney, the excellently named Complaining Cow.Amsterdam's city politicians are clubbing together to clamp down on 'Disneyfication' of the city by tourists, by banning short term Airbnb stays and raising tourist tax - but will it work? Dan Fahey from Lonely Planet discusses this.

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On the podcast today:MG and KP speak to caller Peter who believes we need to improve the skill set of British workers.A piece of audio causes people to hear Laurel or Yanny, we find out why and journalist Martin Daubney talks about taking the English flag to the World Cup. Listen above.

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On the podcast today:Daniel Sugarman from the Jewish chronicle gives his take on yesterday’s violence in Gaza.Mike and Daisy talk about the Markle Debacle and Michael Fabricant tells us how to do Instagram.Listen above.

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On the podcast today:Mike Graham and Daisy McAndrew talk about websites such as JustGiving keeping some gift aid money. The pair also speak to Chyna from Love Island who was on the show for four days last year and is now a BAFTA winner. And we speak to a moth expert about the cull of the killer caterpillars. Listen live.

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On today's podcast:As it has been announced that there will be a £50million investment into Grammar schools- should they still be a thing? Caller Ray attended a grammar school and certainly felt the benefit... but that was a long time ago. Music is the answer apparently- when it comes to revision, anyway. Music therapist Grace Watts tells us how music can boost your potential, not just for students, but for various conditions including dementia.

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On today's podcast:Violence at a prison in Feltham has notably dropped after staff resolved to rewarding inmates with sweet treats, and Justice Secretary Dr Ian Lee discusses more incentives that prisons are trying out to lower violence and reoffending. Joe calls in to tell us about his pension woes and Hugh calls in with a reaction and gives his two cents.

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Caller Sean in Gosport gives his opinion on why he thinks the police are failing amidst the increase in gun crime over the bank holiday weekend.And Sim Harris, the editor of Rail News has a somewhat odd interview with Mike and Georgie.

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In the latest instalment, caller Aaron disagrees with our guest Matt Kelly about Brexit.Nutrionist Jenna Hope helps bust some food myths but Kenny believes he has the ultimate diet plan.The guest is royal biographer Ingrid Seward, spilling the beans on the Royal Wedding.

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On today's podcast, Mike talks to experts about Trump's Iran stance.Does he deserve a Nobel Peace Prize if he pulls out? We chat to Sir Christopher Meyer, former ambassador to the US and get his thoughts. Colin, a working copper, wants to talk about stop and search, with many more incidents reported over the weekend, and Deven Ghelani, of Policy and Pratice, breaks down the jargon on benefits caps and working tax credits.

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