Talk Drive with Kevin O'Sullivan
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Back on the Streets
31:21|On Talk Drive, Kevin O’Sullivan is joined by Reform UK’s Darren Grimes to discuss the public reaction to Andy Burnham’s speech at the Labour Party Conference.Former Met Police Detective, Mike Neville, shares his views on the early-release scheme as prisoners are freed this week.Plus, former deputy leader of the Green Party, Shahrar Ali, responds to the party’s new 'inclusive terminology' guidance, which advises against using words including 'mother' and 'father.'
Hijack Scare
29:02|On Talk Drive, Alex Phillips sits in for Kevin O'Sullivan.She's joined by Nile Gardiner, former aide to Margaret Thatcher, to discuss reports a pilot was stabbed in a suspected hijacking of an Israeli-bound flight.Plus, broadcaster and podcast host, Nuriyah Khan, reacts to reports that a council told staff the Virgin Mary wore a hijab.
Burnham's Conference Speech
36:22|On Talk Drive, Kevin O'Sullivan is joined by Reform UK MP Robert Jenrick to react after Andy Burnham's speech at the Labour Party Conference.Former aide to Margaret Thatcher, Nile Gardiner, also shares his reaction and discusses the release of five men on bail, who were arrested in connection with an alleged plot targeting RAF Fairford.
RAF Fairford Arrests
41:06|On Talk Drive, Kevin O'Sullivan is joined by former Special Forces adviser Ant Middleton and Spiked Online editor Tom Slater to discuss the arrest of five people near RAF Fairford on suspicion of terrorism offences.Plus, journalist Nicole Lampert reacts to Dawn French being replaced in M&S advertising. The comedian has previously posted political videos online.
Britain’s Border Crisis
41:43|On Talk Drive, Kevin O'Sullivan is joined by lead organiser of the Pink Ladies, Orla Minihane, to respond to reports that 83,279 small boat migrants have arrived in the UK since the general election, which is larger than the size of the regular British Army.Independent journalist Sarah White discusses footage of a migrant leaving a child in the water whilst attempting to board a dinghy.Plus, Annunziata Rees-Mogg, head of communications at Popular Conservatism, gives her reaction after a man was jailed for throwing a plastic bottle and swearing at police during an anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth.
Asylum Assistance
28:00|On Talk Drive, Kevin O'Sullivan is joined by Talk's international editor Isabel Oakeshott and Christian Drogan from Watchman UK, to discuss an investigation alleging that a charity is helping adult asylum seekers pose as children.Mark Littlewood, director of Popular Conservatism UK, also gives his opinion on the migrant crisis in the UK.Plus, former Conservative MP, Nick Fletcher, shares his view on Bristol’s Green Party-led council planning to ban flags from being displayed on lampposts.
Piers Morgan Responds to Earl Spencer's Apology
29:37|On Talk Drive, Kevin O'Sullivan is joined by Piers Morgan, host of Piers Morgan Uncensored, after Earl Spencer apologised to him for an error in his book 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.'Plus, editor-at-large at The Sun, Harry Cole, shares his view on Prime Minister Andy Burnham meeting Donald Trump at the United Nations in New York City.
Are Women in the UK Safe?
38:44|On Talk Drive, Kevin O'Sullivan is joined by Piddington resident Louise Brooker responds to Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson’s comments about women feeling unsafe in society, as local residents raise concerns over a migrant camp.Plus, social policy analyst Dr Rakib Ehsan and Reform UK’s Darren Grimes join Kevin to analyse the day’s biggest political stories and latest headlines.
Royal Revelations
42:16|Kevin discusses the day's major royal news following the release of Earl Spencer's new autobiography serialisation.He is joined by several guests, including Dai Davies, former head of royal protection, Gavin Ashenden, famously the former Chaplain to the Queen and Robert Jobson, Author of The Windsor Legacy. They all discuss how these revelations may affect the current situation within the Royal family and what might be deemed true and false from this autobiography.
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