Morning Glory with Mike Graham

Mike is joined by Benedict Spence and Richard Tice to discuss the day's papers as Reform overtakes the Tories in the polls.

Mike is joined by Helen Joyce to discuss the drop in support for people to change sex on their birth certificates. Then, Peter Hitchens gives his views on Labour's manifesto.

As the Uk's economy stalls and unemployment reaches new highs, Mike Graham is joined by Theo Usherwood to discuss today's papers and Sunak's D-Day interview, Plus, Ben Newman from Animal Rising is grilled on why the movement decided to paste Wallace and Gromit over the King's portrait.

Mike Graham is joined by Emma Wolf, John Rentoul and Kate Palmer to discuss Britain's 12 year old machete murderers, the launch of the Tory party manifesto and navigating workplace relationships. Also, can we guess who you will vote for based on your favourite biscuit?

Mike is joined by Zoe Grunewald and Roger Gewolb to discuss the rise of the right in the EU election, Plus, Lawrence Butterfield discusses the UK's sicknote culture.

The bottom drops out on the Tory election battle as Rishi Sunak abandons D-Day veterans for an interview with ITV. Dan Hodges and Isabel Oakeshott weigh in as Labour announce they will recognise the State of Palestine if they win the election.

On the anniversary of D-Day, Mike looks to the memorial in Normandy with Major General Chip Chapman and Britain's own memorials remembering the fallen with Talk correspondent Nick Ellerby. Plus Peter Hitchens warns of the red danger posed by Labour.

Mike chats to Nick Ellerby and Colonel Simon Diggins on D-Day 80th anniversary events after an election TV debate catch-up with pollster Scarlett Maguire. Mike finishes up with the looming industrial disputes facing whatever government we have next.

Nigel Farage has burst onto the election scene standing in Clacton and Mike catches up with deputy Reform UK leader, Ben Habib and Isabel Oakeshott with her bombshell analysis. Mike also catches up with a political vocal coach who knows all the tricks used from Tony Blair to Adolf Hitler.