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Talk Breakfast

Grammar Schools, Commonwealth Soldiers, And Insects

Talk Breakfast

Ricky Freelove

Current Affairs, Politics, News, Uk News, Phone In, Debate, British News, Conservatives, Immigration, Daily News, News Commentary, Talk, Labour, Reform Uk, Government, Speech Radio

4.3763 Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2019

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

There will be 3,000 more grammar school places in the next three years. We speak to Michael Pyke, who campaigns against them. Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee Tom Tugendhat joins us to talk about Commonwealth soldiers who can't bring their families to the UK and tougher punishments for child cruelty. And what would happen if all insects were to disappear? Mike would love it but entomologist Adam Hart thinks it wouldn't be good news.

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0:32.3

Across the UK, online and on DAB,

0:35.5

the Independent Republic of Mike Graham on talk radio.

0:39.4

More blasted rhetoric from the Banana Republic,

0:42.9

for people who think capital punishment isn't going nearly far enough.

0:47.5

Dangerous mid-morning debate with the Great Dictator.

0:50.7

The Independent Republic of Mike Graham on Talk Radio.

1:07.0

Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk Radio.

1:11.6

It's Valentine's week, but there doesn't seem to be all that much love in the air out there

1:15.4

this morning. Despite the massive loving that was the bathas last night, we'll be talking a little bit about

1:19.4

that. Apparently, the favourite won a lot of awards, but we will get into that later on.

1:23.7

There was some pretty cringe-worthy speeches, an awful lot of virtue signalling. At one point I put a tweet out saying there's so much virtue signaling going on that actually they might as well have seven-of-fall flags to do it with.

1:33.9

This morning, though, we'll be setting out the agenda for what is actually important in this country.

1:38.1

And guess what? It is not Theresa May.

1:40.0

It is not Jeremy Corbyn, despite the big Tom Bauer book, all about what a terrible, dreadful, awful man he is.

1:44.9

It's not even Brexit, or Nigel Farage forming a new political party, which up to now

1:49.3

doesn't seem to be making much traction.

1:51.5

It's education and the way we actually should be doing it properly in this country.

1:56.1

What I don't understand is why people don't realise that the only way forward is to make

2:00.3

the realisation that children are not all the same.

2:03.6

They don't learn the same, they don't understand the same, and they certainly do not have the same capabilities at the same age.

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