Richie is joined by Elizabeth Harper. 10 years ago, The Jay Report found that between 1997 and 2013, 1,400 girls were trafficked and abused by predominantly British-Pakistani men in Rotherham. South Yorkshire Police covered it up. To this day, not a single officer has been held accountable. Elizabeth Harper is a remarkable woman. She was groomed by a woman, then kidnapped, falsely imprisoned and raped by numerous men. She was labelled one of the most abused girls in Rotherham. Elizabeth's book is a must read. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Snatched-Trapped-Woman-Sold-Men/dp/0008503214On today's show, Richie asks Elizabeth whether girls are safer today because of the courage of victims and whistleblowers like her. Elizabeth discusses her ongoing campaign to bring about a change in the law, which would see child abusers stripped of their assets to compensate their victims. This is must-listen radio, Follow Elizabeth here:https://x.com/snatched1400

Richie discusses the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the forces behind it, who benefits most and the future of the Middle East. A technical issue mean that Richie was unable to connect with his scheduled guests. 

Richie is joined by Zander Murray and Nick Delehanty. Why are some fans becoming tired of LGBT campaigns in football? Is homophobia a genuine problem that clubs need to address? To discuss this, Richie is joined by Zander Murray. Zander is the first openly gay football player to play in the SPFL. He works across a number of campaigns to tackle homophobia in football and wider society. https://www.instagram.com/zandermurrayofficialNick Delehanty is an Irish corporate lawyer and business owner. He stood in last months Irish election and although he didn't win a seat, he performed admirably. Nick came on to discuss Ireland's housing crisis, why owning a home means so much to the Irish, the devastating impact of open-door immigration on Ireland, the future of Bitcoin and more.https://x.com/nick_delehanty

Richie is joined by the journalist and filmmaker Richard Willett. Who are the Knights Templar? The Sabbatean Frankists? The Jesuits? Freemasons? To what extent are global events controlled by secret societies? Richard Willett has dedicated himself to finding the answers to these questions. On today's show, Richard tells Richie how world leaders and major media personalities are either members of secret societies or surrounded by leading figures in these shadowy institutions. Don't miss this show. https://substack.com/@richardwilletthttps://www.ickonic.com/

Richie is joined by Stuart Waiton and Dr. Marcus De Brún. Stuart Waiton is a criminology lecturer, journalist and author. Stuart came on to discuss the media obsession with culture wars, the Gregg Wallace pile-on, how teenagers are sourcing news and much more. https://scottishunionforeducation.substack.com/abouthttps://x.com/StuartWaitonDr. Marcus De Brún put his livelihood and his relationships on the line when he challenged the Irish government's response to Covid-19. He even resigned fom the Irish Medical Council. Marcus then refused to administer Covid shots as he couldn't assure his patients that they were safe. The media went for him. He stood firm. Don't miss this show.https://cassandravoices.com/tag/dr-marcus-de-brun/https://x.com/indepdubnrth

The Richie Allen Show is back! On today's programme, Richie is joined by Dr. Teck Khong. Teck is a vastly experienced GP and former police surgeon. He is also the leader of The Alliance For Freedom And Democracy Party. Teck came on to tell Richie why he is vehemently opposed to the UK government's assisted dying bill. He also discussed the state of healthcare in the UK today and why so many doctors have come to prioritise financial gain over quality care. https://adfparty.uk/https://x.com/DrTeckKhong

Richie rounds-up the day's top news stories and discusses the future of the show. 

The BBG flew solo on today's show! Richie Allen provides unique and often hilarious analysis of the week's biggest news stories. 

Richie reviews Thursday's newspapers

Today's show was a phone-in! Listeners called in from the UK, US and Ireland to have their say on the week's biggest issues.