Talk Radio Breakfast with Mike Graham.

In for Julia Hartley Brewer and The Times.

Know your times.

Good morning. It's Thursday to 20th of February.

You're listening to Breakfast with Mike Graham,

standing in for Julia Hartley Brewer right here on Talk Radio.

Coming up, Tony Blair will give a speech later,

saying that Labor could be out of government for a decade

unless it adopts new radical politics.

Up next, I'll speak to former Labour MEP Claude Marais.

Also, Harry and Megan will formally step down as senior royals from 31st of March.

They will no longer carry out duties on behalf of the Queen,

but arrangements will be reviewed after 12 months,

and in the next 15 minutes, I'll speak to Prince Harry's former Royal Buckler

and a Republican who wants to abolish the monarchy. I've already had one tweet from

somebody saying surely they'll just add an E to Royal and make it Sussex Royal. Something

about Pulp Fiction and the head of Hofcom says a 14 billion pound boost in education spending

risk being squandered by poorly managed schools. Plus, heavy rains continue to fall on

flood hit communities in England and Wales. Around 1,400 homes and businesses have been affected by Storm

Dennis. I'll give you weather updates throughout the show. It's coming up to five minutes past seven.

This is Talk Radio. Talk Radio Breakfast with Mike Graham. In for Julia Hartley Brewer and The Times. Be well informed.

We've been talking already this morning about some of the big stories on the front pages of

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