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Lawyers across the UK have signed a declaration saying they will refuse to prosecute ‘peaceful' climate protesters or act for companies pursuing fossil fuel projects. Over one hundred barristers have vowed to “withhold services in respect of supporting new fossil fuel projects and action against climate protesters exercising their right of peaceful protest”.

This week Piers Morgan gives his hottest takes on his news-making interview with US Presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis and the war that has started with Donald Trump, evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins and one of tennis biggest legends, Martina Navratilova on her cancer diagnosis...

Are sex scenes being written out of TV shows and films because we have become too prudish? In this week's Showbiz Showdown JJ Anisiobi welcomes Sunday Times Senior Culture Writer Jonathan Dean and Etiquette expert Liz Brewer to discuss whether we are losing the art of the sex scene from our screens and if that is a bad thing at all.

Andre Walker presents That Was The WOKE That Was, the quiz that tests your knowledge of this week's Culture Wars, with Peter Barnes, Lacey Butcher, Anna McGovern and Albie Amankona.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly “in the process of negotiating” their attendance at King Charles' coronation in May. TalkTV’s Cristo is joined by royal commentator Kinsey Schofield to discuss the couple’s ‘demands’ if they attend the event. One of the demands includes a spot on the Buckingham Palace balcony, something usually only for working royals.

Kevin O'Sullivan wraps up another mad, mad week in the world of news and current affairs. Expect bold opinions from TV's most outspoken host. This week Kevin is joined by Mark Saggers and Lacey Butcher.

TalkTV’s Kevin O’Sullivan is joined by royal biographer Angela Levin to discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding whether Harry and Meghan will attend the King’s coronation. Angela tells Kevin that ‘the chance of wearing a tiara’ and being photographed will make it a “difficult” choice for Meghan Markle on whether to attend the ceremony or not.

Piers Morgan Uncensored is joined by former senior counsel for the former US President Donald Trump, Kellyanne Conway, to discuss the latest clips that have surfaced of Piers' interview with Ron DeSantis in which Florida's Governor critiques Trump.

Eddie Izzard has revealed her new name - admitting she has wanted to be called the moniker since the age of 10. The comedian and former political candidate, 61, has been openly transgender since 1985 and three years ago, told how she wanted to be "based in girl mode."

Are Prince Harry and Meghan Markle becoming jokes in the US? As a new 'Harrody' book 'Spare Us' publishes in the US, Royal Photographer Arthur Edwards says the Americans are 'waking up' to the Sussexes. In this week's Royal Tea the panel also covers Prince William's secret trip to thank British forces defending our freedoms in Ukraine, why Prince Harry's US visa...

All three SNP candidates have attacked Nicola Sturgeon’s independence ‘failure’ during the final leadership debate. Voting for the next first minister began on March 13 and will end on March 27, with the leader to be declared that day. TalkTV’s Mike Graham is joined by Former Scottish First Minister and leader of the Alba Party Alex Salmond to discuss the latest in the leadership race.

The family of one of serial killer Stephen Port’s victims has called for a public inquiry into the Metropolitan Police, following a review into the force that has been described as “damning” by London mayor Sadiq Khan.

England went out with a whimper in their final Six Nations 2023 match against Ireland, who romped to a third grand slam in the last 14 years. The Irish won every game almost at a canter but despite Freddie Steward's game-changing red card in this match, Steve Borthwick's team were way off the pace for the tournament.

The Metropolitan Police needs a “complete overhaul” and a “new approach” to restore public trust and confidence, a scathing review has found.

Fulham head coach Marco Silva, striker Aleksandar Mitrovic and the club have been charged following incidents during Sunday’s FA Cup tie at Manchester United, the Football Association has announced.

The Iraq War began 20 years ago today on March 20 2003. Prime Minister Tony Blair and US President George Bush ordered the invasion. TalkTV’s Mike Graham is joined by Mail on Sunday columnist Peter Hitchens to reflect on the war, 20 years on.

The Home Secretary is making plans to deport migrants to Rwanda by the summer. A Home Office source said “we are certainly working towards getting the flights off before the summer”, adding that Suella Braverman acknowledged it was dependent on the pending legal battles.

Buckingham Palace staff have been told to plan for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to attend the King’s coronation, it has been reported. TalkTV’s Kevin O’Sullivan is joined by former royal editor of The Sun Charlie Rae to discuss the latest plans for the coronation.

Piers Morgan speaks to tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson, who is 45 years old but claims to have the organs of a much younger man due to a strict and regimented lifestyle led by science.

After the BBC got itself into a mess with Gary Lineker's tweets, is it time for more celebrities to keep out of politics? In this week's Showbiz Showdown JJ Anisiobi is joined by Kevin O'Sullivan and Afua Hagan to ask from taking the knee, to freeing prisoners, when is it okay for the stars to speak up?

Gary Lineker will host Match Of The Day on Saturday, after being reinstated following his impartiality controversy. The row was sparked after Lineker was taken off air for a tweet comparing the language used to launch a new Government asylum seeker policy to that of 1930s Germany. TalkTV’s Mike Graham is joined by Conservative MP and Former Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg to discuss the BBC lic...

Piers Morgan has spoken out in defence of BBC presenter Fiona Bruce, who stood down as ambassador of domestic abuse charity Refuge after she made a legal clarification about an allegation made against Stanley Johnson on Question Time.

Prince Harry wants Royals to have therapy? Are statues of "old white men" offensive? Have Greggs dropped hot cross buns for Easter? Is Queen Elizabeth II haunting her Corgis? Andre Walker presents That Was The WOKE That Was, the quiz that tests your knowledge of this week's Culture Wars, with Peter Barnes, Lacey Butcher, Emma Barr and Benjamin Loughnane.

This week Piers Morgan gives his hottest take on Gary Lineker's controversial use of social media and the BBC's approach to Fiona Bruce, Konstantin Kisin debates the rhetoric around immigration, Piers asks whether Hugh Grant was rude at the Oscars, and should King Charles be firmer on Prince Harry?

TalkTV’s Kevin O’Sullivan is joined by former MEP Ben Habib to discuss the outrage towards the language guide. Ben tells him: “This is part of a much bigger attack on the UK, on our language, heritage, our values and self-confidence. “It’s nothing to do with inclusion, this is the inculcation of division. Oxfam should know better.”