The Jeremy Kyle Breakfast Show, where the nation comes to talk.

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Monday, the 26th of January, you lucky people, and welcome to talk.

It is, of course, the home of the alarm clock, British, where you come to have your say.

On the news of the day we have the

amazing talented boss poppy cobo on papers in a little over about a minute she's here and as

ever we want you to get involved we want your input we want your stories and your opinions

oh three double four four two one thousand is the telephone number now we've got this

competition going on with the voice notes of course christian is here here in his suit. He looks very important as I. I think he's off to court. He'll take your voice notes straight away. 03-4-4-2-8-8-7-3-2. Start your message of the word tour. Where do we start? Yes, there's a spring in my step because Labour MPs are,

let's be honest, in open revolt this morning against Kirstami. He'll have seen and heard over the

weekend, Andy Burnham, the mayor of Greater Manchester, decided on the deadline on Friday of

five o'clock that he wanted to stand as an MP in that Gortonton and Denton seat in Manchester, replacing Andy Gwynn.

We discover Saturday morning the sort of committee that runs, OK, the National Executive Committee that runs Labor, of which Starmers a member, voted 8 to 1 to not allow him.

Their reason, which is interesting, is it's not fair to say to the people of Manchester, you need to find another mayor. That's very inconvenient. Oh, I see. Democracy's inconvenient, is it? And it's going to cost a lot of money. Now, there's so many theories about this, but one thing is absolutely true. If you look at every paper today, lame duck starma has only hastened his demise crash and

burnum says the front of the sun loads to talk about with poppy on that your thoughts i mean they had

steve reed didn't they the community sector coming out and saying this is perfectly acceptable

it's not to stitch up but i have a. I'll share with you in just a tick.

You know, we live in a country that seems to have lost any credence of knowing the difference between right and wrong.

Shabana Mahmood, who's definitely playing a political game. She's going to announce this morning the Home Secretary, the most sweeping overhaul of policing in nearly 200 years. And I mean, it's shocking.

She's decided she's going to cancel non-crime hate incidents, yeah, and put more policemen and

women on the streets. That's taken 200 years of some idiot to work that out, does it? I'm going to

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