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Julia Hartley-Brewer
This lady isn't for turning. Give her a call on all the biggest stories of the day.
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Property expert Henry Pryor backs possible government plans to outlaw 'gazumping'
Property expert backs possible government plans to outlaw 'gazumping'
Henry Pryor believe adopting the Scottish system is the way forward
Revenge Porn: 'The public will be concerned' following Olly Whiting caution, claims internet security expert
Revenge Porn: 'The public will be concerned' following Olly Whiting caution
Internet security consultant John Carr brands police action 'weak'
Chilcot Report: 'I want to hear why they went into Iraq', insists mother of soldier killed in the conflict
Chilcot Report: 'I want to hear why they went into Iraq', says bereaved mother
Rose Gentle demands answers from the upcoming report and expresses her anger at Tony Blair's 'lies'
Monday, May 9, 2016
Monday, May 9, 2016
'It's a national health service, not an international health service' - Tax expert backs NHS charge on care for non-EU migrants
'It's a national health service, not an international health service'
Alex Wild from the Taxpayers' Alliance backs the NHS charge on care for non-EU migrants
New study into eco-friendly car emissions 'may be wrong', claims managing editor of Next Green Car
New study into eco-friendly car emissions 'may be wrong', claims expert
Doctor Ben Lane disagrees with the results of recent research
Friday, May 6, 2016
Friday, May 6, 2016
Using self-defence against bullies could 'escalate the violence', claims martial arts expert Steve Jones
Using self-defence against bullies could 'escalate violence', claims expert
Steve Jones on the dangers of fighting fire with fire
'People thought we were dead and buried but there are signs of life' - Norman Lamb MP on the Liberal Democrat election gains
'There are signs of life' - Norman Lamb on Lib Dem election gains
The MP for Norfolk North is positive about the future following 'green shoot' election results
Nigel Farage: 'Winning EU referendum means more to me than UKIP'
Nigel Farage: 'Winning EU referendum means more to me than UKIP'
MEP for south-east England insists he 'wants his country back'
'Jeremy Corbyn must stay, he's a priceless asset for UKIP!', claims Nigel Farage
'Jeremy Corbyn must stay, he's a priceless asset for UKIP!', claims Nigel Farage
Party rival offers tongue in cheek defence of the beleaguered Labour leader
Thursday, May 5, 2016
Thursday, May 5, 2016
Generation Snowflake: Students are too scared to voice an opinion, claims author Claire Fox
Generation Snowflake: Author Fox says students are too scared to have an opinion
Her new book, 'I Find That Offensive', tackles the idea of people being afraid to challenge opposing views
'It was doomed from the beginning' - The Sun's former deputy editor Neil Wallis on the closure of New Day
'It was doomed from the beginning', Neil Wallis on the closure of New Day
Former Deputy Editor of The Sun discusses the future of newspapers
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Data sharing warning: 'People are going to start losing control of their information', claims expert
Data sharing warning: 'People are going to lose control of their information'
Big Brother Watch research director Daniel Nesbitt outlines the dangers
Revealed: The secret to Donald Trump's success in US presidential race
Revealed: The secret to Donald Trump's success in US presidential race
Billionaire businessman is now the 'presumptive' candidate for the Republican nomination after rival Ted Cruz dropped out
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
'Brave and courageous' - Keith Vaz hails Jeremy Corbyn for launching anti-Semitism inquiry
Keith Vaz hails Jeremy Corbyn for launching anti-Semitism inquiry
The MP for Leicester East supports the Labour leader's swift action
Bank of Mum and Dad: Property expert warns teenagers will face stark choices as house prices spiral out of control
The Bank of Mum and Dad: House prices will force teenagers into stark choices
Property expert Louisa Fletcher warns youngsters could have to decide between a degree or a deposit
Kids' Strike: 'We can't condone the action taken today', insists Association of Teachers and Lecturers policy advisor
Kids' Strike: 'We can't condone the action taken today', says Anne Heavey
The policy advisor for the Association of Teachers and Lecturers condemns the actions of parents who are protesting against the SATs tests
'Drug taking is not a major thing, they regard it as normal' - Professor Sue Pryce warns young people don't see the harm
'Drug taking is not a major thing' - Young people don't see the harm
After a teenager took an ecstasy tablet and later died, there are fears risks aren't being taken in to consideration by youngsters
Friday, April 29, 2016
Friday, April 29, 2016
Prince overdose rumours: 'No smoke without fire', admits showbiz reporter Jack Hardwick
Prince overdose rumours: 'No smoke without fire', admits showbiz reporter
The Daily Star's Jack Hardwick on the gossip surrounding the singer's death
'It's both nature and nurture' - Early life can have a big influence on killers, claims criminologist James Treadwell
'It's both nature and nurture' - Early life can have a big influence on killers
Criminologist Dr James Treadwell discusses the findings of recent research
Drones: People 'don't understand the risks', claims flight safety expert
Drones: People 'don't understand the risks', claims flight safety expert
Captain Martin Alder calls for a practical solution to be found
E-cigarettes do ‘significantly reduce risks of smoking', insists charity chief Deborah Arnott
E-cigarettes do ‘significantly reduce risks of smoking', insists charity chief
Deborah Arnott backs Royal College of Physicians report into the devices
'Jeremy Corbyn indulges prejudice', claims journalist Stephen Pollard
'Jeremy Corbyn indulges prejudice', claims journalist Stephen Pollard
The journalist and author slammed the Labour leader for not taking appropriate action against discrimination in his party
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Thursday, April 28, 2016
'He's just incredible in every way' - Kate Brandon has just five days left to save her husband's life
Heart breaking story of a wife who has five days to save her husband's life
Mike Brandon was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2014 and now needs experimental new treatment
‘Potentially it’s the beginning of a very painful break up’ – Is ‘sexting’ cheating?
‘Potentially it’s the beginning of a painful break up’ – Is ‘sexting’ cheating?
Relationship expert Sean Brickell rubbishes research that suggests a third of Brits believe it's harmless
Hillsborough: South Yorkshire police are 'in denial' and 'haven't changed or learned', claims Andy Burnham MP
Hillsborough: South Yorkshire police are 'in denial' and 'haven't changed'
Labour MP Andy Burham launches a scaching attack on the force and its history of ‘underhand tactics in pursuing false prosecutions’
'With every word he damages the Labour Party' - Wes Streeting MP slams Ken Livingstone over Hitler comments
'With every word he damages the Labour Party', Streeting slams Livingstone
Former London mayor has now been suspended for his comments suggesting Hitler 'supported' Zionism
Revenge Porn: 'The harm these images do to children is incalculable', says John Carr OBE
Revenge Porn: 'The harm these images do to children is incalculable'
John Carr OBE, Secretary for the Children's Charities' Coalitions on Internet Safety, highlights how damaging it can be for children
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
‘Shocked and appalled' - Campaigner Louise Burfitt Dons defends a father facing prosecution for confronting bullies
‘Shocked, appalled' - Campaigner on dad facing prosecution for tackling bullies
Louise Burfitt Dons claims 'we’ve got our values back to front'
Madeleine McCann: 'There comes a point when the police can't take this matter further', says Mark Williams-Thomas
'There comes a point when the police can't take this matter further'
Journalist Mark Williams-Thomas explains the reasoning behind the potential ending of Scotland Yard's probe into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann
'It's entirely unethical, it ought to be illegal but it's not' - Labour MP John Mann slams business laws following BHS collapse
'It's entirely unethical' - John Mann claims business laws are not tough enough
Labour MP John Mann claims company owners can get away with too much following BHS collapse
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Hillsborough verdict: Leading journalist John Keith expects families of the victims to welcome criminal charges
Hillsborough: Merseyside journalist expects families to welcome criminal charges
John Keith says what people want is 'absolute justice'
It’s a real life ‘Homeward Bound’ story: Sheepdog finds its way home from 240 miles away
‘Homeward Bound’: Sheepdog finds its way home from 240 miles away
The true life story of Pero, the remarkable pooch
Junior Doctors' Strike: Jeremy Hunt 'isn't interested in finding a settlement'
Junior Doctors' Strike: Jeremy Hunt 'isn't interested in finding a settlement'
Dr. Jeeves Wijesuriya explains why the first all-out doctors' strike in the history of the NHS had to happen
Hillsborough inquest verdict: 'Historic and momentous', says Liverpool Echo deputy head of sport
Hillsborough verdict: 'Historic and momentous', says David Prentice
Liverpool Echo deputy head of sport hails the outcome of the Warrington inquest
Monday, April 25, 2016
Monday, April 25, 2016
LISTEN! George Galloway v Julia Hartley-Brewer - let battle commence!
LISTEN! George Galloway v Julia Hartley-Brewer - let battle commence!
The pair went head-to-head on a number of issues
London Mayoral Race - George Galloway: 'The city needs a big figure to lead it'
George Galloway: 'London needs a big figure to lead it'
The Respect Party's candidate for mayor chats to Julia Hartley-Brewer ahead of the election
'You did it as a provocation to me' - It's George Galloway v Julia Hartley-Brewer
'You did it as provocation to me' - It's George Galloway v Julia Hartley-Brewer
The pair's twitter argument was replayed on air on Monday morning
Quality of care provided during strike action 'will be no less than when junior doctors are working', claims Dr Hamed Khan
Dr Hamed Khan claims NHS care will be better during the junior doctors' strike
More senior and better qualified staff will cover gaps during industrial action
Friday, April 22, 2016
Friday, April 22, 2016
London Mayoral Race - Peter Whittle: 'I want to preserve all the things that make London great'
Peter Whittle: 'I want to preserve all the things that make London great'
UKIP Mayoral candidate joined Julia Hartley-Brewer in the studio
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Anders Behring Breivik's human rights ruling has 'angered' the survivors of his attacks, says Norwegian broadcaster
Breivik's human rights ruling has angered the survivors of his attacks
Broadcaster Tomm Kristiansen explains the impact of the terrorist's claim after a Norwegian court ruled his prison treatment 'inhuman'
Introducing London's first naked restaurant: clothing optional
Introducing London's first naked restaurant: clothing optional
Sebastian Lyall talks Julia Hartley-Brewer through the concept of The Bunyadi
We all have a responsibility to help combat loneliness, says leading health professional
We all have a responsibility to help combat loneliness, say health professionals
New research has revealed loneliness is linked to heart disease and stroke risk
‘The tide is finally turning’ for GPs thanks to new NHS deal, says Dr. Helen-Stokes Lampard
‘The tide is finally turning’ for GPs thanks to new NHS deal
General Practitioners welcome new agreement by health chiefs
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
'You're more likely to be killed by a mosquito than a terrorist!' insists security expert
'You're more likely to be killed by a mosquito than a terrorist!'
Security expert Margaret Gilmore claims threats must be taken seriously, but not exaggerated
London Mayoral Race: Green Party's Siân Berry aims to revolutionise the city's transport
London Mayoral Race: Siân Berry aims to revolutionise city's transport system
The Green Party's leading candidate has her say ahead of the May 5 election
The Queen at 90 - Julia Hartley-Brewer asks: 'What is the future of our monarchy?'
The Queen at 90 - Julia Hartley-Brewer: 'What is the future of our monarchy?
Royal Photographer Arthur Edwards makes the case for the defence
Circumcision Debate: Charity manager dismisses health claims about the procedure
Circumcision Debate: Charity manager dismisses health claims about the procedure
David Smith of 15 Square says the decision to undergo the operation should be up to individuals themselves
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
'Women with diabulimia don't see 30', warns eating disorders expert
'Women with diabulimia don't see 30', warns eating disorders expert
Jacqueline Allan, founder of charity Diabetics With Eating Disorders, on the little-known disease that's killing diabetic women
‘We demand the government phase out polluting vehicles’ – Greenpeace fights back on air quality breach
‘The government must phase out polluting vehicles’ – Greenpeace demands action
Campaigner Areeba Hamid slams the UK government following statue protest
Hundreds of people dying is starting to be seen as 'a normal event', claims director of Migrant Rights Network
Hundreds of people dying is starting to be seen as 'a normal event'
The director of Migrant Rights Network, Don Flynn, claims migrant lives are not being valued enough
Monday, April 18, 2016
Monday, April 18, 2016
'It doesn't allow for common sense' - Possible pavement parking ban is attacked
'It doesn't allow for common sense' - Possible pavement parking ban is attacked
Founder of the Alliance of British Drivers, Hugh Bladen, is not in favour of proposed new legislation
Refugee Crisis: 'How many families have you put up?' Angry guest clashes with Julia Hartley-Brewer
Refugee Crisis: 'How many families have you put up?' angry guest asks JHB
Josephine Siedlecka cut short her interview short after a heated exchange
The government has done nothing to stop 'social selection' of school pupils, claims Parliamentary Secretary Chris Waterman
Nothing done to stop 'social selection' of school pupils, claims Chris Waterman
The Parliamentary Secretary says the government hasn't acted to equalise the admissions into schools
Police have a 'lack of understanding' about stalking, claims former Met Detective Hamish Brown
Police have a 'lack of understanding' about stalking, claims Hamish Brown
The former Metropolitan Police Detective says officers need more training and awareness
Friday, April 15, 2016
Friday, April 15, 2016
Winning the lottery: It doesn't make you happy
Winning the lottery: It doesn't make you happy
Professor Nattavudh Powdthavee from the Centre for Economic Performance has researched lottery winners' happiness
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