Plank Of The Week

Join Kevin O'Sullivan, Chloe Dobbs, Candice Holdsworth, Peter Barnes and Ellie Hodges for a rapid-fire rundown of the week's biggest stories on Plank of the Week.

Join Kevin O'Sullivan, Alex Phillips, Rafe Heydel-Mankoo, Chloe Dobbs and Steve N Allen for a rapid-fire rundown of the week's biggest stories on PLANK OF THE WEEK.

Kevin O’Sullivan is joined by Chloe Dobbs, Adam Brooks, Samara Gill and Pete Barnes for a furious Plank of the Week as the panel tears into Waitrose for sacking employee Walker Smith after he tried to stop a prolific shoplifter stealing Easter eggs, the cancelled Wireless Festival after Kanye West was blocked from entering the UK, King Charles coming under fire over his lack of an Easter message, Sadiq Khan’s record on London crime, Zak Polanski’s 55mph motorway plan, benefits spending spiralling beyond income tax revenue, and fresh anger over taxpayer money being handed to dead claimants.

Who wins Plank Of The Week? Join Kevin O'Sullivan, Chloe Dobbs, Candice Holdsworth, Samara Gill and Ellie Hodges.

Who wins Plank Of The Week? Join Kevin O'Sullivan, Chloe Dobbs, Adam Brooks, Peter Barnes and Amanda Devlin.

Who takes the crown as Plank Of The Week? Kevin O'Sullivan is joined by Samara Gill, Chloe Dobbs, Rafe Heydel-Mankoo and Ben Habib for Talk’s rapid-fire panel show tearing through the stories everyone is arguing about.The panel debate fresh controversy over migrant benefits, after claims that a quarter of migrants are receiving welfare payments, alongside fury at cultural flashpoints — including a museum covering a portrait of the Bank of England governor because of links to slavery, calls for an “anti-Muslim hostility” tsar, and claims police failed to protect a non-Halal restaurant in Hammersmith.Elsewhere the panel tackles the Churchill culture war, from reports of his removal from Bank of England banknotes to a Green Party figure laughing at vandalism of Churchill statues. They also react to Donald Trump criticising Keir Starmer over the Iran crisis, anti-war protests outside RAF Fairford, and the latest royal-adjacent drama as Netflix reportedly pulls back from Meghan Markle’s lifestyle venture.