Morning Glory with Mike Graham

20,000 farmers descend on Westminster in a snowy blizzard in protest to Labour's landgrab of farmland. Farmers join Mike comparing it to Stalinist collectivisation.

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Tim Shipman joins Mike to discuss the Boris Johnson administration covering how they got a Brexit deal through parliament and the enveloping war between Johnson and Cummings through the dark days of lockdown.

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Mike chats to Richard Tice about the state of play with Reform UK and their private prosecution of the suspects in the Manchester Airport attack.

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Starmer heads from COP in Baku to Brazil raising questions as to whether he is avoiding scrutiny from farmers, the elderly, parliamentary privilege and pretty much everything else he's done since becoming PM.

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King of the impressions is reunited with Mike

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Starmer makes the gaffe of all gaffes as one random Turkish guy being arrested is held up as evidence of 'smashing the people smaggling gungs'. Walking your dog is racist say Labour, Mike has a row with an e-scooter manufacturer and farmers are planning to block every road in Britain.

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As well as free accommodation, food and travel, a Manchester council is exposed for giving hotel migrants free private medical care. Peter Hitchens joins Mike to take on the menace of cannabis and e-scooters whilst Dan Hodges covers the top stories.

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The Archbishop of Canterbury resigns over revelations of a rampant paedo priest, Starmer plots to bankrupt the country by committing to an 81% cut in emissions, the Home Office refuses to publish crime and benefit figures for illegal migrants and John 'Not A Story' Rentoul is finally cracking on his defence of the PM.

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Mussolini and Hitler or Starmer and Macron? Britain and France's leaders evoke the great dictators in the gaffe of all gaffes in Paris.

Meanwhile, the Archbishop of Canterbury is accused of protecting prolific child abusers in the clergy, Gary Lineker and the BBC part ways whilst the grand hypocrisy of COP29 is exposed.

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Andy McNab joins Mike to recall the importance of Armistice Day. Richard Tice complains Reform didn't get to appear at the Cenotaph. Mike has a row with the Climate Party leader over COP29.

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Europe is shifting right as the German government collapses and mass migration increases. John Rentoul makes some strange remarks about slavery in China whilst old sparring partner Joe Walsh has a ferocious ding dong with Mike on Trump. Plus, the lads from #weServed appear in the studio to talk about getting veterans back into work.

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The global media elite are at DEFCON 5 over the re-election of Donald Trump to the White House, blaming anybody but themselves. Mike tells it like it is.

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As news comes in that Donald Trump has been elected 47th president of the United States, Mike Graham is joined by LaDona Harvey, Nigel Farage, Erol Morkoc and Isabel Oakeshott to discuss what this means for the world.

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Mike has a special message for tonight's election special, be there!

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Labour have scrapped plans to ban smoking outside pubs and have U-turned on scrapping university tuition fees. Meanwhile, the Tories say they've changed, but Mike seems to think not with the new chair of the party still unable to answer basic questions.

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Farmer's are up in arms over Labour's Maoist tax on farms, the U.S. election becomes to close to call and chairman of Reform UK, Zia Yusuf tackles the top stories of the day.

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Midnight Glory with Mike Graham

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Mike is having trouble with his cycling guests who ties himself in knots, the U.S. Presidential Election goes into overdrive as the final day approaches and Isabel Oakeshott joins Mike with the stories of the day.

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Darkness falls across the land...

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Questions are being asked over what the government really knew about the Southport killer during the riots. Liz Truss joins Mike in the studio on the attacks and the budget as well as the papers with Joanna Bell plus analysis of Truss from Conservative Home's Tim Montgomerie

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Keir Starmer's popularity sinks to the lowest of any PM ever, the U.S. election hots up with Trump pulling ahead in the polls and even John Rentoul is beginning to tire of the Labour government.

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A Labour MP is under fire for beating up one of his own constituents, Labour's class war budget continues to loom over Britain, a Covid vaccine compensation scheme is launched for dodgy jabs and a bizarre debate about getting rid of street lights.

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The Royal British Legion is under fire for not spending much of its earnings on veterans and hiring a diversity officer, the NHS outsources a record number of operations to private clinics and the top stories with Benedict Spence.

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Mike struggles to understand Labour's new laws on sexual harassment whilst Nigel Farage and Peter Hitchens join Mike for a chat through the big stories.

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Callers are furious at elderly drivers under new DVLA plans, Mike winds up a government minister over his concert tickets and Danny Shaw has a ding dong over the roadman criminal past of Chris Kaba.

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Officer Martyn Blake is found not guilty for the shooting of vicious gang thug Chris Kaba. Thousands more prisoners are released under Labour's early release scheme and the mother of a teenager who was a passenger of a dangerous young driver calls for justice. Plus all the top stories.

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Wes Streeting plans to make the NHS digital only causing fury for patients .Donald Trump pulls a shift in McDonalds and the horror of ISIS is revealed by an ISIS bride forced to eat babies.

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The leader of Hamas is DEAD.

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Mike interviews Conservative Party leadership frontrunner candidate, Kemi Badenoch.

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Mike looks at the 120,000 arrests of foreign nationals that took place in Britain last year, whilst John Rentoul still thinks Labour sleaze isn't a story and Tice sounds the death knell for British industry as our steel foundries and power stations close down.

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Mike investigates the weirdest most complicated roundabout known to man, the product of millions of pounds of council tax waste.

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Alex Salmond passes away and Mike remembers him as a personal friend and a friend of Talk in an epic tribute. Plus the stories of the day with Rafe Heydel-Mankoo and the Labour business ineptitude with Reform UK Leader Zia Yusuf.

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Mike's obsessed over the new Tesla robots that could help or destroy humanity. Plus radicalism from the House of Lords on attacking migrant boats with drones and the personal side of Bojo with Andrea Jenkyns.

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Grand fury and chaos! A category 5 hurricane is sweeping through Florida and Mike speaks to the 104.5 WOKV Jacksonville live action news teams on the ground.

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Mike looks at the huge hurricane Milton hitting Florida, and has a Labour sleaze roundup with Tim Montgomerie with Jo Mackie on Labour bringing lazy French workers' rights to Britain.

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John Rentoul seems to think the last two months of Labour scandals are not stories. Mike also chats about the huge migration figures that were released and the strange admission from MI5 on Russian street agents in the UK. Plus Mike mocks Lisa Nandy for dropping out with her old school talkRADIO interview from the 2019 Independent Republic.

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Reform UK announce they will prosecute the Manchester Airport attackers if the CPS don't pull their thumb out. Plus, Mike looks at the infighting at Downing Street whilst he chats to Philip Ingram about how to challenge Labour giving the Chagos Islands to China backed Mauritius.

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Starmer's senior apparatchik turned rival in Number 10 is sacked amid a rumoured reshuffle whilst Mike fears the Falklands will be next to be auctioned off by Labour and Mike remembers the October 7th Hamas Islamist Terror Attack.

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Keir gives up British islands to China controlled Mauritius as the sleaze scandals keep coming in, Mike has a ding dong with Labour donor eco-wizard, Dale Vince and Robert Jenrick is on selling himself for the Tory leadership.

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After a night of escalation in the Middle East and a refreshingly calm vice-presidential debate in the U.S, Mike is joined by Bob Mulholland, Lt. Col. Peter Lerner and Grant Shapps to discuss the day's biggest stories.

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The truth is out, and finally we now know from the horses mouth, Chris Whitty that the government exaggerated the danger of Covid. Plus all the top stories on weird Keir's flat shenanigans with Lord Alli plus callers and Mike Neville on lawless Britain.

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Donation scandals are still coming in thick and fast as the Middle East stands of the brink of all out war plus Mike chucks off a babbling Labour apologist.

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Mike's steaming over his stolen phone and he's managed to find a union boss who thinks Mick Lynch's plan for the unions to take over the country are crazy. Plus paedo news from Steve Denyer on P Diddy and Phillip Schofield's new castaway show. Plus a classic ding-dong with John Rentoul.

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The Royal College of Nursing has rejected another pay offer leading to more strikes whilst Mike gears up for Starmer's death knell speech at the Labour conference and we hear from the mother of one of the Nottingham stabbing victims on poor policing.

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Labour are up the creek at conference with the unions opposing the winter fuel cut. Mike kicks a so called terrorism expert off his show and Reform UK's Richard Tice reviews the stories of the day.

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Rod Liddle joins Mike to discuss the ever corrupt Labour party as well Lee Anderson MP talking about Reform UK making inroads against Labour and the Tories plus, Robert Jenrick pushes his Tory leadership campaign.

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The freebies row continues as Starmer is revealed to have posted earnings over £400k. The Business Secretary is on to defend him and Labour's ever expanding poor record of hyperdrive champagne socialism.

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Starmer is under fire for receiving the most freebies of any sitting MP, meanwhile David Lammy is being roundly mocked for saying the wind is more dangerous than terrorism as Israel detonates thousands of pagers in a 007 style sabotage attack.

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Paedo Huw Edwards dodges jail as Mike talks to a child abuse solicitor to come to terms with his soft sentence. Dan Hodges joins Mike to go through the cash for rags scandal made worse by Starmer's wife and Mike interrogates a junior doctor over their 'inflation busting' pay rises.

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Keir Starmer is in the crosshairs over Lord Alli buying his and his wife's clothes whilst having Whitehall access along with Blairite aides like Alan Milburn. That and Starmer's visit to see Giorgia Meloni on migration and Mike opens the floor to discuss assisted dying.

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Labour's in a mess over the winter fuel payment, the financial black hole that still may or may not exist and the CHINESE ARE COMING to take over with their cheap electric cars

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It looks like Labour fabricated the £20bn black hole after all as Starmer announces more grand NHS reforms and inevitably more of the nanny state. Peter Hitchens is also on to discuss the potential Lucy Letby retrial.

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Trump takes on Kamala Harris in their first head-to-head of the election campaign and it wasn't the walkover the Donald expected. Plus, Mike takes on a Labour MP over the winter fuel allowance scrappage and James Cleverly is on to explain why he's the best pick for Tory leader.

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Labour have decided to release over a thousand criminals before 40% of their sentence is completed including violent offenders, paedophiles, rapists and domestic abusers. Listen in to prison and justice experts as we commentate on their live releases.

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Starmer commits to freezing pensioners whilst admitting he's a weirdo that doesn't like portraits because they 'stare at him'. Richard Tice speaks on the unresolved Manchester Airport attack, Peter Bleksley talks on criminals being released early and Hugh Andre on the government's abandonment of veterans

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Prince William has sported a new beard to which Mike takes umbrage as he says all those with facial foliage are untrustworthy sneaks. Peter Bleksley discusses beards in crime and Robert Jenrick the Tory leadership frontrunner is in the studio.

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Tim Montgomerie is in for the morning stories and Mike hears from Greg Swenson on Trump's big poll boost and ex-BBC John Mair crops up for an unholy row and mention of an Eastern European radio show.

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Angela Rayner is in deep doo-doo over scrapping right to buy when she benefitted from it herself, plus rail fares set to rise despite nationalisation and Ed Miliband looks like he's been on the edibles with his nutty 'GB energy' plans.

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Ryan Sabey's on to condemn two months of awfulness from Labour who in an effort to look like a government are just introducing nasty policies. That and Briton's being ashamed of our blessed isles and former Chancellor of the Exchequer Nadhim Zahawi.

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Banning free speech, banning smoking, banning vapes and banning business, Starmer's government reaches new autocratic heights, but stops short of nationalising Oasis.

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The joy of cigarettes hangs in the balance as Starmer looks set to kill pubs whilst Kamala Harris embarrasses herself in her first interview as presidential candidate and Extinction Rebellion light a damp fuse protest.

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Chaos on the roads as the elderly cause chaos and authoritarian pay-per-mile is rumoured to form part of Labour's budget and Kirsty Allsopp explains social services getting involved with her son's travel plans. All today in this geared-up motoring special

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Bell & Spurling are on to remember the iconic manager who failed to get England's golden generation over the line, as well as The Times' Chief Political Correspondent being a bit too polite to Labour and Isabel Oakeshott with the day's stories

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Child molesters and violent criminals are being released to free space for people who used social media during the riots. Plus, Keir squirming as energy bills go up despite Keir saying for years he had a plan.

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Accusations of foul play surround the sunken yacht in Sicily, whilst Peter Hitchens goes through the stories of the day with new migration figures, which of course, is bad news.

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Mike talks on Labour creating a black hole for unions to demand higher and higher wages plus a net-zero clash for the ages with Labour donor Dale Vince

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Biden is officially out of the presidential race as nutty Kamala Harris takes the lead, meanwhile Starmer continues to plummet in the polls over woeful policies and insider egos

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Mike has his pitchfork out for Labour MPs claiming their bills on expenses and being Union shills after receiving huge donations whilst Starmer turns the country into an authoritarian dump nobody asked for.

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Labour appease more unions as accusations of two-tier justice in Britain are awash. Mike gets down to it.

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Mike investigates the knife crime epidemic sweeping Britain with Peter Hitchens & Peter Bleksley and looks at the Sussex's touring cocaine capital, Colombia

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Mike is on a mission to find out why 9.4 million Brits are unemployed and steps on some nerves in the process.

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Nonsense in abundance as radiographers are asked to check if male cancer patients are pregnant and free speech in the doldrums as the tentacles of Starmer's socialist state grow.

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It's Mike's birthday today and he kicks it off with a spectacular episode of Morning Glory. First he is joined by Rob Merrick in an interview that quickly turns sour as the pair butt heads over what was being shouted at a protest in Walthamstow. Then, the new government makes its first appearance on the show with Nick Thomas-Symonds MP, followed by Tory leadership contestant Mel Stride MP.

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Mike Graham is joined in the studio by Peter Bleksley, former met detective, for a rundown of the day's main stories. Then, Nigel Farage, leader of Reform, gives his take on the recent riots and what labour should be doing differently.

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Mike talks to Danny Shaw, policing and crime commentator, about the government's response to the recent riots in Britain. He is then joined by Robert Jenrick, Conservative MP, to further discuss the country's unrest as well as the future of the Tory party.

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As chaos unfolds on Britain's streets, Mike Graham is joined by David Collins, Professor Matthew Goodwin and Mohammed Amin to get the low-down on the ongoing riots.

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Mike discusses what has led to the rioting seen around the country over the weekend and how the police dealt with the protests. Oh and Harry & Meghan are back!

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Starmer is under fire for not understanding the protests in the country whilst GPs strike for more time off and a female boxer pulls out of a fight after having to fight an Algerian 'trans woman'.

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The BBC is on the ropes with Huw Edwards' guilty plea. BBC whistleblower Robin Aitken explains all as Peter Hitchens and John Rentoul react to Huw's horror and the riots across the UK.

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Morbid scenes after the stabbing of three girls in Southport. The police refuse to name the suspect, and local communities decide who is to blame. Mike finds out exactly what's happened.

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Mike puts Labour to rights over the chancellor's speech targeting pensioners and we get the latest on the demise of militant Islamist horror, Anjem Choudary

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Mike is back! Richard Tice is in the studio telling Mike the tribulations of becoming a new MP and whether or not Suella Braverman will cross the aisle to Reform UK.

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In this episode of Morning Glory, Talk's own Ian Collins fills in for Mike Graham, who will return to the show on Monday. Ian is joined by Akhmed Yakoob, the lawyer for the man who was kicked in the head by a police officer in circulating footage from Manchester Airport.

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Mike will be back next week but filling in for him today on Morning Glory is Talk's own Ian Collins. He is joined by Tom Tugendhat, Alethea Warrington and Norman Brennan to discuss the Tory leadership race, Labour's plans for wind energy and the distressing images emerging from Manchester airport.

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David Bull fills in for Mike Graham while he's away, and today he is joined by John Mair for a fiery debate over BBC salaries, before talking to Roy Lilley about GPs voting on collective action.

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David Bull fills in for Mike today and is joined by guests Michael Trujillo, Emily Konstantas and Ryan Sabey. Together they delve into the U.S. elections, the worrying rise in misogyny among teenage boys, and what's next for the Conservative party.

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Filling in for Mike this week is David Bull, and today he is joined by James Ball and Laurie Laird to discuss the global IT outage and Biden backing out of the election campaign.

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In the wake of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, David Bull is joined by Asha Castleberry Hernandez to discuss how a shooter was able to slip through security. Then, Marilyn Devonish gives her thoughts on the default right to flexible working outlined in the King's speech, and Isabel Oakeshott discusses the UK's migrant situation under Labour.

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David Bull is joined by Charles Feldman, Katie Davis and Chris Philip to discuss the Republican convention, Jay Slater and the future of Tory leadership.

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Filling in for Mike Graham today is Talk's own Dr David Bull. He is joined by Shebahn Aherne, Laurie Laird and Lisa Nandy to discuss England's Euro final loss and the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.

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England stand on the verge of glory after beating the Netherlands 2-1 in the 2024 Euros. Harry Redknapp gives us the analysis and we catch up with an England superfan on the German Autobahn whilst Peter Hitchens covers the other stories of the day.

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Mike reveals the workshy doctors who can't do more than three days a week whilst callers with labour intensive jobs say they manage six days a week. Plus Commons updates from former deputy speaker Nigel Evans and Starmer's dithering on defence spending with Professor Anthony Glees.

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Babbling Biden begins to take scorn from the Democrat press pen as they question his health, Simon Calder brings us joy from the sunny Black Forest in Germany whilst Mike is updated on the horrific children's hospital bombing in Ukraine.

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New Labour dinosaurs are stomping round Westminster again as Mike exposes the figures pulling the strings of Starmer's new government. Mike also chats Euros with Harry Redknapp and the Tories are still all at sea with Kevin Hollinrake MP

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As the country wakes up to a new Labour government, Mike Graham is joined by Richard Tice, Claire Pearsall and Edwina Currie to discuss what the results mean for the future.

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Nigel Farage hits the ground running in the last day before the polls open whilst we get the latest predictions from Ipsos and talk about the big election issue of housing with our expert.

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In the wake of Biden's disastrous debate, Mike is joined by Bob Mulholland to discuss how fit the president is to run for office. Also, Maria Caulfield joins the show to talk about Sir Keir Starmer's admission that he'll be clocking off work at 6pm if he becomes prime minister.

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Mike has a slanging match with a former BBC presenter over Nigel's pasting on Question Time whilst looking ahead to England's quarter-final match with Switzerland and the fading interest in the missing Jay Slater

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Mike has a row with a Democrat strategist who thinks Joe Biden isn't going senile. Isabel Oakeshott is on the scene with alleged crisis actor Reform campaigner and Education Secretary Gillian Keegan updates us on the Tory campaign with one week left.

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