Talk Breakfast

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TalkTV presenter and former MEP Alex Phillips kicks off today's show by delving into the morning's top headlines as thousands of British schools are being told to teach controversial theories about race to children as young as five. Primary age pupils are being taught about American police brutality and teachers are being told that white children are “strongly biased” in favour of their race. Harry Wilkinson from Net Zero Watch joins shortly after to discuss Sunaks hopes to extract as much oil and gas from the North Sea as possible, No 10 has said, as it announced 100-plus new drilling licences in a “maxing out” policy that environmental groups said would obliterate the UK’s climate commitments. TalkTV's International Editor Isabel Oakeshott returns to The Independent Republic to discuss how the solicitors' watchdog today dramatically closed three firms exposed by the Mail for offering to submit false asylum claims for thousands of pounds. Journalist and Author Laura Dodsworth joins Mike for her weekly takedown of the worst headlines from clown world. All that and so much more, so tune in!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Former No10 Adviser & Founder Conservative Home Tim Montgomerie kicks off todays show by delving into the mornings top headlines as Rishi Sunak has ordered a review of hated low-traffic neighbourhoods as MPs and motoring groups have demanded additional action from the PM to target anti-car policies and ­protect cash-strapped drivers. Conservative MP for Orpington Gareth Bacon joins shortly after to discuss last weeks high court ruling that decided the proposed ULEZ expansion is indeed lawful, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is urging the Mayor of London to "think twice" on his plans to expand the Ultra Low Emissions Zone (Ulez) to outer London. Former Met Police Detective Chief Inspector Mike Neville returns to the Independent Republic to discuss a shocking shortage of detectives that has led to an "abysmal" drop in prosecutions which sees 90% of crimes go unsolved, ministers have been warned. And Director, The Bruges Group Robert Oulds closes the show to discuss how serious criminals are to be barred from gaining British citizenship under tough new rules that come into force on Monday.Any criminal who has received a jail sentence of a year or more will face stricter “good character” rules that will allow immigration officials to reject their applications for citizenship. All that and so much more, so tune in!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Leader of The Social Democratic Party William Clouston kicks off today's show by delving into the morning's headlines as NatWest chief executive Dame Alison Rose has stepped down after admitting that she leaked private banking information about Nigel Farage to the BBC. Executive Director for Migration Watch UK Dr Mike Jones joins shortly after to discuss how on Earth lawyers are charging thousands of pounds to submit false asylum and human rights claims for illegal immigrants. Staff at solicitors’ firms readily agreed to help an undercover Mail reporter posing as an economic migrant get refugee status. Head of Crime and Justice, Policy Exchange David Spencer returns to The Independent Republic to discuss the latest decision by police to free up 1m hours a year by ending mental health callouts as the responsibility for attending to people experiencing a mental health crisis will instead be passed back to health services and police will be sent only if there is a crime or threat to safety. Deputy Comment Editor of the Telegraph Annabel Denham returns for her weekly segment taking down the top headlines from clown world and Conservative MP Jonathan Gulllis closes the show to discuss further how lawyers are charging thousands of pounds to submit false asylum and human rights claims for illegal immigrants. All that and so much more, so tune in!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chief Political Commentator of The Independent John Rentoul kicks off todays show by delving into the mornings headlines as Sadiq Khan is to stand by his clean air zone plans after being told to “reflect” on the policy by Labour leader Keir Starmer. Sources close to City Hall say the Mayor of London remains committed to expanding the Ultra low emission zone (ULEZ) at the end of August – but is happy to look at new ideas to mitigate its impact on Londoners. Founder of Fair Cop Group Harry Miller joins shortly after why on Earth 584 burglaries a day are going unsolved, damning figures reveal. The number of break-ins across England and Wales where a suspect was not even identified totalled 213,279 in the last financial year. Former Conservative Peer Lord Matt Ridley returns to the Independent Republic to discuss why the BBC has co-opted bad weather to its alarmist climate crusade, Author of Free Your Mind Laura Dodsworth joins shortly after for her weekly takedown of the weirdest headlines from clown world and Chairman of Migration Watch closes the show to discuss how lawyers are charging thousands of pounds to submit false asylum and human rights claims for illegal immigrants. Staff at solicitors’ firms readily agreed to help an undercover Mail reporter posing as an economic migrant get refugee status. This was despite being told he had no legitimate reason to stay in the UK after arriving on a small boat. All this and so much more, so tune in!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Former MEP and Minister Ann Widecombe kicks off today's show by delving into the morning's top headlines as A minister has raised questions over the future of the government’s pledge to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 by saying that he cannot “prophesy” whether it will remain. We get the latest from the wildfires in Greece from our reporter in Rhodes as Corfu and Evia have become the latest Greek islands to issue evacuation orders, as the country grapples with devastating wildfires. Barrister of the Fair Cop Group Sarah Phillimore returns to The Independent to discuss the latest from the banking scandal as The Reform Party’s account with Metro Bank was shut down because of its Brexit support, says leader Richard Tice. He believes his party was ensnared by the same de banking scandal as his pal Nigel Farage — and has written to Metro for answers. All that and so much more, so tune in! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.