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Leicester City owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was killed in a helicopter crash on Saturday night
Our Future, Our Choice spokesman Femi Oluwole clashed with Julia Hartley-Brewer as the organisation released a report claiming a no deal Brexit would cost young people thousands
Vice Chair Maurice McLeod has said that he did not think Astrophysics student Emily Dawes was “stupid” after the Student Union President calls for a WWI mural to be removed because it only featured "white men".
The US bomb scare continues with suspicious devices sent to actor Robert De Niro and former vice-president Joe Biden
A researcher at the Institute of Public Policy Research tells Julia Hartley-Brewer that the NHS must increase its spending on mental health to achieve parity of esteem with physical illnesses
Former police officer Chris Hobbs tells Julia Hartley-Brewer that 'chaos' at Britain's borders and a potential loss of access to a crime database could mean criminals slip into the country
Dr Nicola Williams of Fair Play for Women says prison policy on transgender prisoners will allow dangerous offenders access to women
Community leader Ishmael Lee South has said that Muslims protesting the sale of the hijab are moderates who “are becoming irrelevant”.
Businesses could be forced to reveal their ethnicity pay gap under plans unveiled by the Prime Minister to help ethnic minority employees at work.
Liberal Democrat spokesman for international affairs Tom Brake says the prospect of a no deal Brexit could unite Remainers across all parties
A former Army officer tells Julia Hartley-Brewer that Isis suspects should not be tried in the UK because of the risk they could radicalise other inmates in jail
Conservative MP Grant Shapps has said that it was “smart politics” for Prime Minister Theresa May to bid for Labour voters.
talkRADIO’s Julia Hartley-Brewer asked SNP MP Angus MacNeil why the SNP were happy to hand over powers to the EU but not be “ruled” by Westminster.
Labour Leave’s Brendan Chilton has said that Brexit is not a party issue and Labour and the Conservatives need to “work together” so that the UK can go on to “prosper”.
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said the Labour Party's ban of Julia Hartley-Brewer from their next conference was because she didn't 'behave acceptably'
Julia Hartley-Brewer has been banned from next year's Labour party conference for making a joke online about safe spaces
The editor of Spiked Online has claimed that safe spaces are "Kindergartens for grown-ups" in an interview with Julia Hartley-Brewer.
Former Brexit secretary David Davis said Boris Johnson got 'too personal' with his opposition to Chequers
Headteacher Geoff Barton has said that headteachers are protesting in Parliament Square on Friday because “children ought to have the funding that the last generation had eight years go”.
Conservative MP Bob Blackman has said that Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn meeting EU Chief negotiator Michel Barnier does not help Britain “one iota”.
Conservative MP Robert Halfon has said that he is “worried” about the Labour Party and the threat they pose to his party, adding that Labour had “identified real anguish” in the British public.
Conservative MP Nadine Dorries has said that her dream ticket for the party leadership would be Boris Johnson as leader and Sajid Javid as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Wes Streeting MP tells Julia Hartley-Brewer that he backs a referendum on the final Brexit deal
Justin James has said that relationships like the one in the BBC’s Bodyguard do happen but added that “it is not a good thing”.
Alexander Armstrong has said that when his friend Charlie Waller took his life aged 28 “it came like a bolt out of the blue” and that they had “missed some key signs” of depression.
As Donald Tusk says Chequers 'will not work', MPs on both sides of the Brexit divide urge Theresa May to come up with another solution
The news that BMW will temporarily close its Mini plant near Oxford has been 'manipulated', says Leave Means Leave co-chairman
In case you missed it, here's our guide to the top news stories over the last week.
Professor Patrick Minford, one of the authors of a report endorsed by Jacob Rees-Mogg AND Boris Johnson, says a no-deal Brexit could lead to economic growth
Julia Hartley-Brewer wrote off South Yorkshire Police's campaign to get people to report 'non-crime' hate incidents as the 'hurty feeling helpline'
The Archbishop of Canterbury called for fundamental changes to the economy saying that the “economy is not just for everyone”.
Laura Perrins has said that the call for MPs to vote to make misogyny a hate crime would “inevitably have to be extended to misandry” because the system cannot only consider “hate against women an aggravating factor”.
The Greater Manchester Mayor believes that the Article 50 negotiation period should be extended beyond March 2019
Sajid Javid is expected to announce greater stop and search powers for police to prevent crimes like acid attacks.
Alan Sugar has said that “it was a bad deal” for the British public to vote to leave the EU and that no matter what the Prime Minister delivers, the public will not be happy.
Wes Streeting MP has said that the antisemitism had done “enormous damage” to Labour’s reputation but that the Conservatives “have their own problems with racism”.
Nigel Lawson has said that Boris Johnson is not “rare” in politics to be ambitious and that Theresa May has been the most “consumed by political ambition” amid claims Brexiteers are seeking to remove the Prime Minister over her Chequers plan.
At least 80,000 people in the UK pose a sexual threat to children online, the Home Secretary is set to reveal.
Stuart Napper caused controversy on Twitter after putting out a job request for a “young lad” for a roofing job, but he says he was “just trying to find a young lad to give him a decent start” and would “absolutely” take a young woman if she applied for the job.
The private company Capita, which handled the Windrush cases, had a Home Office contract that paid extra money if more people were removed from Britain, according to newly released documents.
Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen said Theresa May wouldn't be able to see the government through another general election
The talkRADIO host also called the Labour leader to sue her after an heated debate with a Jewish Voice For Labour spokesperson.
A Swedish woman was awarded compensation because a potential employer ended her interview early when she wouldn't shake his hand. A Sharia judge tells Julia Hartley-Brewer that Muslims' decisions on physical contact should be respected
Brendan O'Neill joins Julia Hartley-Brewer to discuss the US media's mass condemnation of Donald Trump
Sian Griffiths, Education Editor at the Times, told Julia Hartley-Brewer that being taught to pass A-level exams might not teach other life skills
Labour MP for Brigend Madeleine Moon refuses to answer Julia Hartley-Brewer's question of whether she thinks Jeremy Corbyn is fit to be Prime Minister after he was pictured at a memorial for Palestinian terrorists
Counter-terror expert Simon Trundle told Julia Hartley-Brewer that counter-terror police have an "unenviable job" identifying potential terror threats, following the Westminster car attack
The She Speaks We Hear spokesperson joined the No Nonsense Breakfast show to discuss Boris Johnson's burqa comments
Johnson has come under criticism over comments he made in a column for the Telegraph.
Labour Kensington and Chelsea councillor Robert Atkinson said it would be his “priority” to have social housing on the Grenfell site despite claims that local people do not want housing on the site.
Julia Hartley-Brewer challenged Ukip leader Gerard Batten on whether Tommy Robinson's supporters are 'racist'
The former Deputy Prime Minister has come to the defence of Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour party amid anti-Semitism criticism.
Food blogger Jack Monroe says that Brexit stockpiling may not be possible for the country's poorest people
YouGov has suggested that 42% of the public would back a second referendum, whereas 40% would oppose it.
Ishmael Lee South joined the talkRADIO breakfast show to talk about the recent rise in crime figures published on Thursday.
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