Morning Glory with Mike Graham

The Labour Party's big relaunch is a monumental flop. Keir Starmer spends most of the time whining on about drying damp with a hair dryer. Muhammad becomes the most popular baby name in Britain and Ed Miliband's net zero mania has been given a shake whilst the majority of people referred to the government's counter-terrorism agency PREVENT are all little kids. MAD.

Starmer is trying to relaunch Labour as the party of law and order with more 'bobbies on the beat', Mike chats to some Labour luvvies to see what they think of the relaunch. Plus, Peter Hitchens on Lucy Letby's trial and Peter Bleksley gives some experienced input on Labour's policing proposals.

As Mike and John Rentoul disagree more and more, the Morning Glory podcast will be bringing you their ding-dongs in full. This weeks row erupts after a disagreement on crime stats.

Labour are announcing a big relaunch after their 2024 has been hit with scandal and U-Turns. Reform UK are on the rise aiming to be the next government and the economy continues its downward spiral with Rachel Reeves as captain of the HMS Colander.

Keir Starmer's Christmas lights is mocked the world over for his nerdy delivery and sounding like the Thunderbirds intro. The Jaguar crisis gets deeper as the new concept looks like Lady Penelope's FAB 1 and the Gregg Wallace and farmer tax rows continue. Puppets on a string!

Gregg Wallace is trying to salvage his reputation after the eruption of a sexual misconduct scandal. Richard Tice is in to explain a possible donation from Elon Musk to Reform UK and Mike catches up with the daughter of Dame Esther Rantzen after the Assisted Dying Bill passes its first reading in the House of Commons.

Transport Secretary Louise Haigh is sacked live on air for lying to police about her phone being stolen. Reform UK go from strength to strength stealing more defectors and Gregg Wallace is caught with his trousers down.

Starmer and Lammy's Chagos Islands handover is scuppered as Mauritius decides it wants to remain British. Labour will have to think of another way of undermining British interests for China gain. Plus, the latest immigration figures are worse than ever as Isabel Oakeshott joins Mike for the stories of the day.

Car manufacturers around the world drop their commitments to EVs as China enters the market with CCP subsidised loss-leader cars to undermine the free world's motor industry. Fires in car parks, no charging points and no resale value leaves customers out of patience and out of juice with their jumbo monstrosities.