Good morning and welcome to Morning Glory at 635. We've actually started to show relatively on time for a change. Thank you, James, for that. Lots going on. We've got, of course, Tom Slater here. We're going to be looking at all the papers, what's in them, what's not in them, stuff that's coming up today. Yesterday we had Nigel Farage and his contract being unveiled, of course. Most other people would call it a manifesto. We'll have a look at that. Everybody's having to go at him and saying, impossible. Absolutely no chance. No way could any of that be

delivered. Guys, it's a manifesto. I mean, do you say that about the Lib Dems? Did you say about Labor?

You say about the Tories? You say about the Greens. Do you say about anybody's manifesto. No, just about Nigel Farage's manifesto because, of course, he's a horrible, ghasty

individual who shouldn't be allowed anywhere near the electoral process. That's not me saying that.

That's everybody else. David Cameron, uh, at the weekend, of course, had a go.

Uh, said he's accused him of trying to ruin the Conservative Party. Well, I think they've done a pretty

good job on that themselves, haven't they? Uh, Rishi, Asuna, got a big interview in one of the papers, warning that giving people votes at the age of 16 is an absolute nightmare.

Meanwhile, you've got HSBC warning that the Labour manifesto will ruin Britain. And on the front page of the Times, don't risk a generation of socialism is the headline.

Coming up, we'll also be talking about the Euros, rather, not the World Cup. Play Jude, of courseism is the headline. Coming up, we'll also be talking about the Euro's, rather, not the World Cup.

Play Jude, of course, is the cry on the sunfront page.

They want Hey Jude to be the anthem for the summer.

I don't know.

I think it's a bit of a dirge, to be honest.

I mean, you might like the Beatles, and they're all very good and talented people. And Paul McCartney's about to go out on his one millionth tour at the age of about 120.

But yeah, hey Jude, really.

It's a bit slow, isn't it?

Gary Lineker, big story here.

Apparently he's wearing sponsored clothing when he appears on the BBC over in Germany.

We'll look into that as well.

And also, I want to talk more about the cow. Yesterday we got an awful lot of interest from all of you on that terrible story

with the police running over the cow in order to try and corral it.

Apparently now the farming union chief says the police got it right.

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