The Richie Allen Show

Richie Allen with unique and sometimes humorous analysis of the day's top news stories. On today's show: Vigil held in Dublin for Congolese man who died in shoplifting incident. Some are calling it Ireland's "George Floyd moment." Polls show Donald Trump's approval rating is in the basement. Does it matter? Rural Ireland is seemingly in the grip of a drug epidemic. If so, why? And Richie asks listeners what does "Love conquers all" mean in practical terms? The answers are very interesting. 

Richie Allen with a unique and often humorous take on the day's top news stories. On today's show: Tommy Robinson claims millions turned out for his Unite The Kingdom March. In reality, it was less than 60,000. Does it matter? Study suggests a big increase in people ratting out their neighbours for anti-social behaviour. What's going on? Will Labour leadership contest be a rerun of the Brexit referendum? Plus: Why Andy Burnham may struggle to win Makerfield by-election. Has everyone forgotten Gaza? And much more. 

Richie Allen with unique and often humorous analysis of the day's top new stories. On today's show: Fallout from Wes Streeting's resignation. Nigel Farage bought £1.4 million home shortly after receiving £5 million gift from British businessman. Is Farage toast? Also: Richie looks ahead to a weekend of protests and rallies in London. Don't miss this show. 

Richie Allen with a unique and often humorous take on the day's top news stories. On today's show: The King's speech resurrects Labour's Digital ID agenda. Keir Starmer brags about banning speakers from Tommy Robinson's Unite The Kingdom rally. Facial recognition cameras are here to stay and much, much more. 

Richie Allen with a unique and often humorous take on the day's top news stories. On today's show: Is it over for Keir Starmer and does it even matter? Theatre cancels 81 year-old comic for not being "inclusive." What politicians will never tell the electorate and much more. 

Richie Allen with unrivalled analysis of the day's top news stories. On today's show: UK farmer tells SKY News more than half of UK population has been exposed to cancer causing weed killer Glyphosate. Civil liberties campaigner warns that Live Facial Recognition is "Digital ID by the back door." Conservatives whine that hotels are too comfortable for asylum seekers. Amazon is now using drones to deliver packages. Richard Dawkins believes AI is sentient and much more. 

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Richie Allen with a unique and amusing take on the day's top news stories. On today's show: Is the end of the Iran war nigh? Who is advising asylum seekers to pretend that they are gay to boost their chances of staying in the UK? Is a top LBC radio presenter listening to your BBG? It looks like it. Plus much more. 

Richie is joined each month by broadcast journalist and author Tony Gosling. On today's show the guys discuss the UK government's national plan to tackle antisemitism, the tentative US-Iran ceasefire and the future of the conflict, the media silence on Russia-Ukraine, food security in the UK and much more. 

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Richie is joined by the legendary Gerald Celente, the Jazz Man of the Independent Media. Gerald is the publisher and editor of The Trends Journal. With a 40-year track record of identifying, tracking and forecasting trends, he is renowned as the Number 1 Trend Forecaster. On today's show Gerald discusses the royal visit to the US, why he believes the war on Iran might go on and on, Israel's nukes, the death of civil liberties and much more. Don't miss this show. 

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In 1998, a British doctor, Andrew Wakefield, published a paper in the medical journal The Lancet that suggested a possible link between the MMR vaccine and the development of autism, alongside bowel problems. He pointed to what he said was a pattern: children developing normally, receiving the vaccine, and then experiencing a loss of skills. The paper was later retracted. Wakefield was denounced as a fraud and he was struck off the medical register. 

Now, nearly 30 years later, the mother of one of the children in Wakefield's study has decided to speak out. Paula Aitken's son Colin was known as Child Number Four. In a bombshell interview Paula tells Richie why she believes her son's autism was triggered by antibiotics, not just vaccines and that Andrew Wakefield's study was in fact a front for a sinister agenda, an agenda so dangerous that people have been murdered to ensure it never comes to light. Do NOT miss this show.