In the News

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including more discussion on the war between Palestine and Israel, a swimming organisation making changes to gender categories, and a controversial M&S advertisement.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including developments to the Israel V Hamas war, a discussion on gay marriage and conversion therapy, and the story of a young boy playing with a water pistol.

Mark and Paul discussed this week's news, including developments of the war between Israel and Hamas, revelations from the coronavirus inquiry, and the story of a woman being attacked by two now-banned XL Bully dogs.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including racist remarks from Suella Bravermann and Fiona Bruce, and the tragic story of a military women who commited suicide after being sexually harrassed by her boss.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Labor's plans to tax private schools, the increase in weapons among young people, and Suella Braverman's comments on female and gay asylum seekers.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including sky-high theatre tickets, what is really causing many cancers, and sexual assault allegations against actor and comedian, Russell Brand.

Mark and Josh discuss this week's news, including the government's plans to skip a universal credit increase to keep promises to the rich, and should the UK jeopardise a trade deal with India to save a British citizen being tortured?

This week, Mark and Josh are joined by a special guest, Tony D, to discuss this week's news, including Japan dumping nuclear waste into the sea, Sadiq Khan's ULEZ expansion and X's (formally known as Twitter) plans to increase the use and collection of Biometric data.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including updates to Lucy Letby's case, what the first womb transplant means for women's future, and the fallout of Spain's Fifa President's inappropriate kiss to a team member.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including the women's World Cup, Georgia state calling for Donald Trump's indictment, and the disturbing story of Lucy Letby and her upcoming sentencing.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Jamaican politics, the Bank of England, and a discussion on capitalism and communism.

Mark and Josh discuss this week's news, including social work and LGBT issues, changes to ULEZ, and a discussion on the ethics of a successful Christian TV show.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including the By-elections, and more conversation on the LGBT community and cancel culture.

Mark, Paul and Josh discuss this week's news, including immigration laws, the Hugh Edwards scandal and US gun laws and regulations.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Windrush and pensions, an update on the case of Steven Lawrence, and the tragic news story out of Wimbledon.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including the Thames Water government bailout, the supreme court's take on anti-discrimination laws and a relieving story of a girl who went hiking in a Canadian national park.

Mark, Paul and Josh discuss this week's news, including great deeds for a charity spreading awareness for Epidermolysis bullosa, interest rates, and the tragic story of the Titan Submersible.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including good news on blood test research, Boris Johnson's column in the Daily Mail and a woman being sentenced for illegally taking abortion pills.

Mark, Paul and Josh discuss this week's news, including conservative party members receiving knighthoods, the transgender discoursed, and the Philip Schofield scandal.

Mark, Paul and Josh discuss this week's news, including the Conservative party, a new law against spiking drinks and Suella Braverman breaking the ministerial code.

Mark, Paul and Josh discuss this week's news, including the conservative party, NHS strikes and Eurovision!

Mark, Paul and Josh discuss this week's news, including the cost-of-living crisis, and King Charles III's coronation.

Mark and Josh discuss this week's news, including a lawsuit against Donald Trump for sexual assault, inflation and the cost-of-living crisis, and Don Lemon being sacked from CNN for misogynistic comments about presidential candidate Nikki Haley.

Mark and Paul Discuss this week's news, including the reintroduction of pre-paid meters, NHS Junior Nurse strikes and Dominic Raab and the bullying scandal.

Mark, Paul and Josh discuss this week's news, including Suella Braverman's racist rhetoric towards british-pakistani people, more NHS strikes following a pay rise rejection, and transgender athletes being banned from the olympics.