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On Talk Drive, Alex Phillips is joined by conservative commentator Benedict Spence to give his opinion on Rachel Reeves blaming sexism for the chaos around the upcoming budget.
Justice adviser at Reform UK and former prison governor, Vanessa Frake, gives her opinion on David Lammy's leaked memo revealing some jury trials could be scrapped.
Then ADHD business coach and author of 'Mad About Money: Managing Finances (and Life) with ADHD', Maddy Alexander-Grout, discusses what the taxpayer should pay for to assist people in work.
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On Talk Drive, Alex Phillips is joined by former government special adviser, James Price, to give his views on the latest news including the upcoming budget and Greta Thunberg being banned from Venice.
Associate director at The Academy of Ideas, Alastair Donald, discusses the case of the Christian who was arrested for saying "God bless you" to protesters at a Palestinian demonstration.
Plus, as senior BBC figures are questioned by MPs, director at Popular Conservatism, Mark Littlewood, gives his opinion.
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As a review finds Britain is not ready to defend itself, Kevin O'Sullivan on Talk Drive is joined by senior fellow at the New Culture Forum, Philip Kiszely, to give his opinion on the country's defence capabilities.
Then author of Entitled, Andrew Lownie, discusses the "bombshells" he expects to be released within the Jeffrey Epstein files.
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On Talk Drive Peter Cardwell is joined by the deputy political editor and economics editor of The Sun, Ryan Sabey, and Conservative MP Graham Stuart to discuss Labour's upcoming budget and doctors going on strike.
Then security expert Will Geddes gives his opinion on the possibility of ISIS women coming to the UK, from Syrian detention camps.
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Talk Drive looks into the possible plot to oust Keir Starmer as Peter Cardwell is joined by chief political writer at Spiked, Brendan O'Neill and chief political commentator at The Times, Patrick Maguire.
U.S. political commentator and managing editor at Inside Sources, Michael Graham, explores Donald Trump's plan to sue the BBC. Then author and columnist, Jake Wallis Simons, gives his view on the Met Police taking no further action over allegations of chants at a Bob Vylan concert.
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As the BBC faces legal threats from Donald Trump, Peter Cardwell on Talk Drive is joined by former editor of The Daily Telegraph and The Spectator, Lord Moore, to give his expert opinion.
Reform UK Councillor Jaymey McIvor reveals he's devastated for the people of Epping, as a judge rules migrants will stay at the Bell Hotel and The Sun's political editor Jack Elsom brings you all the latest in political news.
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Lammy lambasted, bias backlash and prison crisis!
Peter Cardwell is "almost speechless" over the "utter shambles" going on in the UK prison system as multiple prisoners have been wrongly released - he's joined by retired prison governor Mark Hammersley to explain more. Meanwhile head of campaigns for Popular Conservatism Andrew Allison fumes as he claims the "government is not in control" and shadow Home Office minister Matt Vickers MP describes David Lammy's performance in PMQs as "the worst of politics."
The credibility of the BBC comes under fire again as chair of the Culture, Media and Sport Committee Dame Caroline Dinenage MP, expresses her "deep concern" over the public's trust in the public service broadcaster.
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Budget betrayal, BBC bias and Chagos chaos!
Rachel Reeves under fire! International Editor Isabel Oakeshott says the Chancellor’s pre-Budget speech was “extraordinary” and effectively confirmed tax rises are coming, despite Labour’s manifesto pledges. Oakeshott questions whether Reeves “looked haggard, anxious and out of her depth” as the economy worsens and Labour “fails to face down vested interests.”
BBC credibility crisis: Cardwell and Oakeshott expose the Trump editing scandal and fresh claims of BBC bias from journalist Stephen Pollard, who brands the corporation’s disinformation campaign “a parody” amid revelations of a Panorama cut-and-paste Trump speech and anti-Israel leanings inside BBC Arabic. Pollard says the BBC’s leadership “ignored its own standards adviser” and warns trust in the broadcaster is “collapsing.”
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