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Mark and Josh discuss this week's news, including more discussion on the war with Israel, the Seventh-Day Adventist belief on the state of the dead, and whether the BBC is wrong to continue to air Masterchef after the show's two hosts were fired for inappropriate behaviour. 

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Diane Abbott standing by her comments, the Afghan leak, more updates to the Air India incident, and whether John Torode should be fired for his alleged use of the N-word.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including the Junior doctors' demand for a pay rise, updates to the Air India tragedy, and Netanyahu's visit to Donald Trump. 

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including the moral dilemma of technological advancements in human reproduction, what the reactions to Rachel Reeves' crying incident say about political journalism, and a discussion on whether the BBC is still the bastion of impartiality, following Gary Lineker's comments on their decision not to show a Gaza-related video. 

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including war-related stories, new statistics on IVF, the sentencing of Daniel Anjorin's murderer, New York's first potential Muslim mayor, and the bizarre story of an NHS manager warned to stop selling prescription medication-laced gummies to children. 

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including the US' involvement in the war with Israel, the passing of the assisted dying bill, and the demand for CCTV in nurseries, following a horrifying story of a baby's death at the hands of a carer.

Mark, Paul and Josh discuss this week's news, including more updates on the war with Israel, a discussion on tax rates in the UK, and a brain-training trick for tinnitus.

Mark, Paul and Josh discuss this week's news, including Kia Yusuf rejoining reform, the teens who killed Bhim Kohli's sentence, and the far-right group the Proud Boys suing the US government for 100 million dollars.

Mark discusses this week's news, including the Head of Treasury's comments on who should receive winter fuel payments, developments in Britain's military, a cure for tinnitus, and a discussion on whether people in the public eye should be held to a higher moral standard. 

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including news surrounding Nigel Farage, Kate Blanchet's plans for short films, Thames Water's CEO's "call for clarity", and more news surrounding the war in Gaza.

In this episode, Mark joins Paul from New York to discuss this week's news, including continued discussion on Assisted Dying, Trump's comments on current war affairs, a warning to women about sperm donors, and nasal tanning!

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including the potential for more NHS strikes in the summer, rising tension between India and Pakistan, and a discussion on whether the new pope is a sign of the times!

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Nigel Farage's DOGE-like plans for councils, more developing news from the war in Gaza, a discussion on transgender women in sports and an extraordinary story of survivors of a plane crash.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including corruption in the met police, falling mortgage rates, the price of love in South Africa, and Donald Trump's comments on the war in Ukraine following a meeting with President Zelenskyy at the Pope's funeral. 

Mark, Paul and Josh discuss this week's news, including the US's war talks with Iran, the UK Supreme Court's decision on how a woman is legally defined, and a discussion on genetic modification and its moral conflict with Christian belief. 

Mike Johnson joins regular hosts Mark and Paul to discuss this week's news, including more discussion on the morals of the assisted dying bill, the after-effects of Donald Trump's tariffs, and Windrush reparations. 

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including changes to the NHS, further wartime discussion, and the heroic story of a blind man in India who saves drowning victims using his hearing.

Happy Mother's Day! Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including NHS home screen kits for Cervical cancer, a police chief's warning about Andrew Tate's influence, JD Vance and Donald Trump's "land grab" comments, and an increase in faith-based entertainment production following the success of The Chosen. 

PAUL IS BACK! Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including a heroic story out of Leeds and the power outage at Heathrow Airport.

Mark and Josh discuss this week's news, including Labour's plans for welfare cuts, the US's involvement in the war in Ukraine, abuse experienced by teaching staff and a faith-based story!

Mark discusses this week's news.

Mark and Josh discuss this week's news.

Mark discusses this week's news.

Mark discusses this week's news.

Mark discusses this week's news.