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Exclusive: Did the Met “cover up” a paedophile ring?
An exclusive investigation by Andy Hughes, co-host of The Crime Agents and LBC crime correspondent, raises disturbing questions about whether a Londo…
11 months ago
The $100bn media battle that could change everything
Netflix and Paramount are locked in an epic fight to take over Warner Bros. Discovery. The price tag could well reach north of $100bn. And at stake -…
11 months ago
Why is Trump warning about "civilisational erasure" in Europe?
European leaders have met in Downing Street once again to discuss peace plans for Ukraine, following Trump's latest proposal - but once again it seem…
11 months ago
How lawyers ruined Britain
While China is an engineering state, tech analyst Dan Wang says the America and the West are "lawyerly societies", reflexively blocking everything - …
11 months ago
Sir Chris Hoy: "Government could save thousands of lives" - The Sports Agents
Six-time Olympic cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy joins Gabby and Mark after his terminal prostate cancer diagnosis at just 47 years old.
What more doe…
11 months ago
Nigel Farage "off his head" over anti-semitism and the BBC
Reform's Deputy Leader, Richard Tice, popped up on the BBC today and appeared to dismiss the antisemitism claims of Jewish men who’d been at school w…
11 months ago
Is Labour ready to reopen the Brexit debate?
Today's episode is an exclusive interview with David Lammy - Justice Secretary, Deputy Prime Minister and former Foreign Secretary.
Is he prepared to…
11 months, 1 week ago
Is the jury system overrated?
In the sane world of the commons, the Shadow Justice Secretary was only two minutes into his speech before he called the justice secretary a “Lammy D…
11 months, 1 week ago
What was The Chancellor's biggest budget crime?
Rachel Reeves is accused of misleading the public, lying and “possible market abuse” by the opposition. They’ve called for her resignation. The Prime…
11 months, 1 week ago
Salman Rushdie on political violence, free speech and BBC "cowardice"
Salman Rushdie has spent half of his life under the threat of death, but it is only in his latest novel - The Eleventh Hour - that he has devoted a w…
11 months, 1 week ago