In the News

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including political drama at the Berlin Film Festival, the High Court's ruling on the ban on Palestine action, a Reform candidate's controversial comments on childless women, and what's behind Grimsby Theatre's decision to remove pork from its canteen.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including a game-changing drug for people with prostate cancer, the dangers of Grok AI creating sexual images, and a selection of faith-based stories, including the question: Is Jamaica the most Christian nation in the world?

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Kemi Badenoch's take on anti-misogyny strategies in schools, Bare Grills' opinion on the effect of religion on the world's view of Jesus, and calls for Nigel Farage to answer for his 'school racism'.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Trump's comments on immigration in Europe, Wes Streeting's stance on puberty blockers, the peculiar way a criminal tried to hide from the police, and a new weight-loss drug for overweight cats.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including a reform leader's comments on immigration leading to party membership revocation, the water crisis in Kent, Nigel Farage's response to accusations of former racist comments, and the devastating story of a shooting in a UK synagogue. 

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Trump's threats following the news of Christian deaths in Nigeria, advancements in gene therapy, accusations of Rachel Reeves' pessimism, and the death of Sir Tom Stoppard. 

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Nigel Farage's racist comments, the Irish Supreme Court's ruling on religious studies in schools, Hindus' response to JD Vance's comments on his Hindu wife and Donald Trump's controversial new bill on nursing.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including the BBC's apology to Donald Trump, the rise in blood pressure in children, and Sarah Cox's efforts to raise money for Children in Need.

Mark, Paul and special guest, Dave, discuss this week's news, including discourse on the Doncaster train stabbings' hero, how the families of the victims of the Southport killings have reacted, and what to do  today to keep Alzheimer's at bay.

Mark discusses this week's news, including the train stabbing in Doncaster, the hurricane in Jamaica, and the Church of England's U-turn on same-sex marriage.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Trump's extra tariffs on Canada, Prince Andrew losing his royal titles and allowance, the dangers of eating bacon and ham, and the story of a woman fined for pouring her coffee down a drain.

Mark and the listeners discuss this week's news, including Keir Starmer's comments on the ban of Macabees' Tel Aviv, Prince Andrew giving up his royal titles, and a discussion on capitalism following the news of cancer-linked chemicals found in BPA-free baby dummies.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Kemi Badenoch's promises for the election, raising water bill prices, and why Donald Trump didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize!

Mark discusses this week's news, including Elon Musk's net worth, the tragic story of the murder of two Jewish men and political leaders' responses, and Diddy's AI-generated letter to the courts. 

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including whether Andy Burnham would be a better Prime Minister than Keir Starmer, a reformed adult content creator being mocked by people of faith, Jimmy Kimmel Live being taken off air, and the return of a British couple who we arrested and held without charge by the Taliban.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including SDA's reactions to Charlie Kirk's death, and whether Peter Mandelson should have been fired for his association with Jeffrey Epstein. 

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Angela Rayner stepping down from her position as deputy Prime Minister, the emergence of English flags, a tragedy in Lisbon involving a tram, and a discussion on why Kirk Franklin is so controversial. 

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including psychotherapists' warning about AI, Nigel Farage's comments about asylum seekers, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey's engagement, and a fun fact: you can die from a broken heart!

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including GCSE results, the use of facial recognition at Notting Hill Carnival, and the shocking story of a hitwoman from Wisconsin being hired to murder by two people in Birmingham. 

Mark, Paul and Jpsh discuss this week's news, including discussion on the war in Gaza, Cherry Vann's response to comments about her sexuality, and the story of an intelligent teen who passed 23 A Levels!

Mark and Josh discuss this week's news, including updates on the Air India tragedy, further developments in the war in Gaza, nurses rejecting another pay rise offer, and what a church in Hull suggests other churches should do to retain their members.