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

It's the dawn of a new era this morning as there's going to be no political conferences to cover,

no new Labour policy to reveal, and no more splits to the Tory party to get worked up about.

Well, not until next week, anyway. This show will be thankfully politics free, because there's so much more going on, which is so much more important. First up, we're asking why the relatives of the 21 victims of the IRA pub bombers aren't being given the right in new inquest to find out

the names of those responsible, considering that army veterans in their 70s are facing prosecution

for their actions during the troubles in Northern Ireland. It makes the High Court's decision

even more callous. We'll be talking to the people behind a campaign to get at the truth.

03444-999-1,000. Dawn Nesim is here and should be telling us why women are now 40% more likely

to cheat on their partners than they were in the 1990s, and we'll be finding out just why being

a girl guide has become even more complicated than it used to be. The clue surely is in the name. 0344-49-1,000. You're listening

to be Mike Graham and Dawn Niesham on Talk Radio. The Independent Republic of Mike Graham on

Talk Radio. Dawn, it's time to say a very good morning to you. Welcome to Thursday, which looks nice

outside. It's lovely. It's Thursday. We're one day closer to the weekend. One day closer to the weekend.

Another day closer to yet another column of yours. Thank you. Yes. One yesterday for the Daily Star.

Another one coming up next week for Women's Own. It's all happening. Every Tuesday. Yeah. Absolutely.

Oh, good. Well, maybe we'll be able to provide you with some interesting kind of material on this show because we're going to talk about girl guides coming up in a little while who seems to have forgotten the fact that they are actually called the girl

guides. There is a there is a confusion over this whole girl guide scout. Yes. Transgender issue.

There is. And it's one of those delicate issues. You have to be careful what you say.

But I'm going to say this for fear of offending anybody later on in the show.

It's called the girl, guys. It should be for girls. I know that that may be a ridiculously straightforward

thing to say and people may say, oh, it's more complicated than that, but it isn't really, is it?

But defining a girl now is offensive, evidently. Is that right? Because there was a poster up in

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