Talkback with Petrie Hosken

As the war in Ukraine reaches 4 years and shows no sign of ending, in a special Talkback show, Petrie asks, how much longer can we continue to support Ukraine? Firstly she speaks to Security and Intelligence Studies Professor, Anthony Glees, who looks back over the events in Ukraine since the start of the war. Odessa Resident, Olexy, gives an idea of what it's like to currently be living in Ukraine as he gives his personal account on the thoughts and feeling of the Ukrainian people in the country. Finally, Ukrainian Journalist and Activist, Maria Romanenko, highlights the perspectives of those who have fled the country.

The scandal surrounding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor could have a much greater impact on King Charles III that it would originally seem after a new set of emails have revealed that The King was aware of the “secret deals”. Some suggest that if the King had any idea of his brother's alleged misconduct while in public office, it could be cause for an early end to his reign.Petrie gets the opinion of Former Director of Communications for The Conservative Party, Amy Fisher, before asking you, do you believe that The King can survive this scandal? What is the extent of the knowledge that both he and the late Queen Elizabeth II had prior?

The National Crime Agency has reported that an average of 1,000 suspected child sex abusers are being arrested every month, with the number of arrests doubled in the past 3 years. Paedophiles use technology and online platforms to find like minded individuals and create, share and promote child sex abuse material. It may not be the most pleasant of conversations, but Petrie gets your opinions after first speaking to Consultant Psychiatrist and Broadcaster, Dr Raj Persaud.

The government launched an AI Action Plan last year to work with new technology towards transforming and delivering an improved justice system. As part of this plan, we now understand that artificial intelligence could be used to predict criminals of the future by identifying children who could turn to crime as they grow up. Petrie wants to know if you trust AI to do this job properly, or are you worried it's going to be unfair?She takes your calls after hearing from Senior Lecturer in Criminology, Emma Cunningham, to get her thoughts on how these algorithms could play out, and CEO of Bang Edutainment, Jennifer Ogole OBE, who works on early intervention of young people at risk of social exclusion.

Former US President, Barack Obama, said in an interview that aliens are real but that he has not seen them. He later clarified on social media that his comments were made in line with the spirit of the speed round of questions, adding that statistically the chances are that life is out there but he saw "no evidence" while serving as president. But what evidence do we have on extra terrestrial life? Are governments concealing evidence? Is there anyone out there? Petrie puts these questions to you after hearing from Broadcaster, Richard Lawrence, who wrote 'UFOs & The Extra-terrestrial message'.

The UK Government was elected with a manifesto commitment to lower the voting age for reserved elections to 16. The commitment was not included in the first King’s Speech of the new Parliament, but the government says it still plans to legislate before the next general election. Most other parties in the House of Commons support lowering the voting age. The Conservative Party and the Democratic Unionist Party are opposed. Petrie wants to know how you feel on 16 year olds being able to vote and if you believe the system is fine as it is.Before taking your calls, Retired British Colonel, Simon Diggins, lays out how he believes that you shouldn't be able to vote on what can't affect you, such as tax when you don't pay tax, or military deployment when you're too young to serve.