Morning Glory with Mike Graham

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.