Morning Glory

Director of The Academy of Ideas Baroness Claire Fox kicks off todays show by delving into the mornings top headlines as we are met with even more stories of Banks shutting down accounts of individuals due to their political opinions on subject matters like transgenderism and basic biological facts with most high street banks signed up to Stonewall diversity schemes. Former Secretary of AState and Chair of The NHS Confederation Rt Hon Stephen Dorrell discusses the strengths and weaknesses of our national health service as the nation celebrates its 75th birthday - but will it reach 100 without major improvements that are necessary?  Former Scotland Yard Superintendent Nusrit Mehtab returns to The Independent Republic to discuss Home Office plans overhaul to tackle scourge of rogue police following a succession of shocking scandals that have exposed flaws in the police vetting process, ministers will publish 'radical' changes to make it easier to weed out rogue cops. Barrister Sarah Philimore joins shortly after to discuss further the bank's war against free speech as Metro Bank and RBS come under fire for cancelling individuals accounts due to political beliefs. And Deputy Comment Editor at The Telegraph closes the show for her weekly takedown of the morning's headlines as Bernard Jenkin's wife's lockdown birthday party is set to be investigated by police, and euro President Ursula von der Leyen is now the frontrunner to lead NATO at the end of next year. All that and so much more, so tune in!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Author and Sociologist Frank Furedi kicks off todays show by delving into the mornings top headlines as we find out most high street banks are signed up to Stonewall diversity schemes as the Bank of England says people of any gender identity can be pregnant Professor Furedi gives his view on the new age of identity politics. TalkTV reporter Oliver Whitfeild Miocic joins shortly after live from central London as a judicial review into Sadiq Khan's plans to expand London's Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) has begun at the High Court. Writer for The Spectator Gavin Mortimer returns to The Independent Republic to provide the latest from the riots in France as Macron continues to blame everything but his own failures, and Author and Journalist Laura Dodsworth returns for her weekly takedown of the top 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 MEP Ben Habib kicks off today's show to delve into the morning's headlines as the PM is warned to cut net migration by two-thirds or lose voters’ trust as the high court ruled last week the party's Rwanda migrant policy was deemed unlawful. Amid another day of rots in France we get the latest from Adam Sage, Paris correspondent at The Times as Mayors have called for people to rally outside town halls on Monday to protest the violence and looting. London Mayoral Candidateand Chair of the Police & Crime Committee Susan Hall AM returns to the Independent Republic to discuss her run for London Mayor as voting opens tomorrow. We also speak to Head ofCrime & Justice at The Policy Exchange and Former Detective Chief Inspector David Spencer as outrage hits the nation due to the Met police's decision to ban cops from wearing a badge commemorating the fallen at London Pride, and Headteacher of Michaela Community Free School Katharine Birbalsingh closes the show to discuss the ongoing row between herself and Labour MP Jess Phillips as she brands Phillips' social media posts as 'racist and bullying'. All that and so much more, so tune in! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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TalkTV International Editor Isabel Oakeshott kicks off today's show as we delve into the morning's top headlines as Judges have ruled that the government’s policy to deport migrants to Rwanda is unlawful in a significant blow to Rishi Sunak’s key pledge to “stop the boats”.  Conservative MP for Devizes Danny Kruger joins shortly after to discuss the ruling further. Founder of Ecotricity Dale Vince returns to The Independent Republic to discuss his support for the latest Just Stop Oil protest at the Lords cricket ground yesterday, former Met Police Detective Chief Inspector Mike Neville joins shortly after to discuss why the police have not been able to solve any thefts in most neighbourhoods, and Conservative MP Jonathan Gullis closes the show to discuss further the Rwanda ruling as PM Rishi Sunak says he "fundamentally disagrees" with the Court of Appeal, as it rules against the Rwanda asylum plan. All that and so much more, so tune in!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Downing Street Adviser Tim Montgomerie kicks off today's show BY DELVING INTO THE MORNINGS TOP HEADLINES AS A formal complaint has been submitted against Conservative London mayoral candidate Daniel Korski after a groping allegation emerged against him. As we enter another day of Covid Inquiry proceedings we speak to Co Founder of UsForThem Molly Kingsley as Britain must prepare for wider, earlier and more stringent lockdowns in the face of future pandemics, Matt Hancock has claimed. Chief Executive of The Freedom Association Andrew Allison returns to The Independent Republic to discuss why cricket has been dragged into the culture wars by an activist minority. Three Just Stop Oil protesters have been arrested for aggravated trespass after interrupting the first morning of the second Ashes Test at Lord’s, we speak to TalkSports Cricket Editor to understand how they were dealt with, and Deputy Comment Editor of The Telegraph Annabel Denham closes the show to discuss why Thames Water’s debts have plunged in value today as the City increased bets that lenders will not be repaid, we also get Annabel's take on the ongoing Covid Inquiry. All that and so much more, so tune in!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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