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Richie Allen with unique and often controversial analysis of the day's top stories. On today's show: Russell Brand is guilty and deserves to be in prison. Get over it! Plus: Why is the media determined to destroy those who knew Russell Brand and David Walliams? How can anyone be sure who knew what and when? Meanwhile, over in Ireland, Taoiseach Micheál Martin announces that Ireland will sign a deal with Ukraine to import drones. For what? Surveillance! Also: Israel continues to blow up hospitals in Gaza. Richie says there should be a no-fly zone imposed immediately. Plus much more.
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To discuss the conviction and sentencing of Russell Brand and the emerging allegations against comedian and actor David Walliams, Richie is joined by Marilyn Hawes. Marilyn is a former teacher and a fearless campaigner against child abuse and grooming. Through her organisation Freedom From Abuse, she educates parents, children and teachers to recognise the patterns of grooming. Support her work here:
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After rounding up the day's top stories, Richie is joined by the broadcaster, author and editor of Activist Post, Charlie Robinson. Charlie came on to discuss the Republican Party's disastrous midterm results, COP 31 and the depopulation agenda, the conviction of Russell Brand and much more.
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After rounding up the day's top stories Richie is joined by the author and broadcaster Tony Gosling. On today's show: Has Russell Brand been stitched up by the British establishment for "going rogue?" Tony thinks there's a strong possibility. Also: Spanish transport unions suspect Israel had a hand in the Toledo train crash that killed 69 people last month. Tony explains why.
Also: The 24-year-old gunman responsible for the mass shooting in Krakow, Poland has died. Underneath his tactical gear, Michał Oksiński was wearing a black T-shirt bearing a green emergency exit symbol and the words "uciekłem z morawicy" ("I escaped from Morawica"). This is a direct reference to a well-known psychiatric hospital in the Świętokrzyskie region where he lived. Tony discusses this and more.
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Richie Allen with unique and humorous analysis of the day's top news stories. On today's show: Russell Brand found guilty of rape and sexual assault. Did he receive a fair trial? Richie takes a deep dive into the case and Russell Brand's history. Plus: Why the Learjet that crashed in Florida left so little wreckage, a Guy Fawkes history lesson, US midterm fallout and much more.
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After rounding up the day's top stories, Richie is joined by the journalist and author, Sally Beck. Sally came on to discuss her new book: Emperor's New Clothes: How the Covid Jab Exposed 70 Years of Vaccine Injury. The book is an uncompromising critique of the pharmaceutical industry, vaccine regulation, public-health authorities and the mainstream media.
Sally's central argument is that the controversy surrounding Covid-19 vaccines did not begin in 2020. Rather, she contends that the pandemic exposed a much older problem: a medical establishment that, in her view, has repeatedly minimised vaccine injuries, marginalised dissenting doctors and failed to provide patients with genuinely informed consent.
She draws on her 35-year journalism career, her investigations dating back to the late 1990s and articles previously published in The Conservative Woman and national newspapers.
A recurring theme is the relationship between pharmaceutical companies and the regulatory authorities charged with overseeing them.
Sally questions whether regulators can remain sufficiently independent when substantial portions of their funding come from the industries they regulate. The final chapters examine childhood vaccination, sudden infant death syndrome and the disputed relationship between vaccination and autism.
Ultimately, Sally argues that the pandemic created an opportunity to revisit decades of medical orthodoxy and demand greater transparency, accountability and freedom to question established public-health policies. it's a must-read book. Buy your copy here:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/EMPERORS-NEW-CLOTHES-EXPOSED-VACCINE/dp/1918396175/
Richie is joined by the author, journalist and criminologist, Stuart Waiton PhD. A 14-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of a public order offence after a video on social media appeared to show a Coventry City fan taunting opposition Sunderland fans with a photo of Bradley Lowery. Sunderland fan Bradley died aged six in 2017 after being diagnosed with a rare childhood cancer.
Since when did being an insensitive idiot become a matter for the police? Isn't there a fundamental difference between behaviour that deserves public condemnation and behaviour that deserves criminal prosecution? Stuart and Richie discuss this and also the UK government's plans to criminalise parents who refuse to use a child’s preferred pronouns or attempt to dissuade them from transitioning. Don't miss this show
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Richie Allen with a unique and often humorous take on the day's top news stories. On today's show: Tributes have been paid to former European champion and two-time Olympic runner Ciara Mageean, who has died at the age of 34. Mageean, from Portaferry in County Down, was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer in May 2025. Why are so many young men and women dying from aggressive cancers? Why has the Irish government not listened to calls for a public inquiry? Also: Richie discusses the UK government's new rules on when migrants can receive indefinite leave to remain, he looks ahead to tomorrow's US mid-term elections and much more.
Richie Allen with unique and often humorous analysis of the day's top stories. On today's show: London's Met Police refer themselves to police watchdog over Thomas Markle child abuse allegations. The Met received a letter from Markle's ex-wife but didn't share it with other agencies. Ofcom recommends Digital ID along with other measures to keep children safe online. Irish politicians want to set up a registry for data centres. Trump and Obama trade barbs on the mid-term campaign trail. Plus much more. Support Richie here:
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Richie is joined by the Irish writer and broadcaster Gerry O'Neill. In a warm and meandering discussion Gerry tells Richie about spending time in Ireland's mystical boglands, cutting turf and delivering it to homes in the West of Ireland. Gerry explains how this has reinvigorated him and helped him to connect with people with whom he might have very little in common. The guys also discuss how people might organise as they realise there is no salvation at the ballot box, how the world's youth might use technology to turn the tables on the despots and much more. Follow Gerry O'Neill here
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