This hour, Paul Casserly joins RadioLIVEs Graeme Hill to take a look at the goofs and gaffs of the media this week - And this week is Paul's final hoorah. First up Paul and Graeme take a little thing he found on the BBC about Spinal Tap. The stars of the cult classic are saying that they havent made any money, and are additionally claiming 400 million dollars. Apparently someone screwed them along the way. Then Paul takes a look at Theresa May, who has sparked the minds of many across the globe. When asked something along the lines of what was your naughtiest act she admitted to running through fields of wheat Now that is what Paul refers to as a dutch oven sort of question This led straight into a conversation about former Prime minister Helen Clark. Helen I reckon shes looser than people think she is Additionally this brings up Graemes own experience with Ms Clarke that resulted in him calling her a variety of profanities, thinking she was a prank caller. She called back. Then Paul takes a look at Mcfaddens Cold War on Twitter and Instagram. If you want to see some great scenes involving the likes of The Queen, Kim Jong-un and a character from East Enders. Paul and Graeme return to the Sandy Hook denial debacle. This follows new release BBC Trending, in which reporters travelled to the home of Wolfgang Halbig. However the BBC didnt do its job like Youtuber Myles Power did. Myles Power managed to explore Halbigs falsification of his own history, and get to the bottom of a lot of his embellishments. Check out his channel here. Weekend Variety Wireless with Graeme Hill, 8pm - midnight Saturdays and Sundays, on RadioLIVE and streaming live to the Rova app on Android and iPhone.