Michael discusses Rupert Lowe’s new political party, the future of Keir Starmer, and Gary Lineker’s latest pronouncements with Mark Dolan on Valentine’s Day morning.
The question is not “Will Starmer be gone?”, but “When will Starmer be gone?”. That Starmer is on shaky ground can not be in any doubt. His approval rating – and that of his tearful Chancellor – is the worst of any Prime Minister since records began in Margaret Thatcher’s time. And this is reflected […]
And much more, all discussed this morning (Thursday 29th January) with Mark Dolan on Talk TV
As ever, a great conversation with the fabulous Ed James on BBC WM about Greenland, The Donald, and Brexit.
I share some of the frustrations that Robert Jenrick feels and which caused him to defect to Reform. I told Tom and Dawn on GB News what those frustrations are, but that I don’t intend to leave the Conservative Party. (Though maybe I’ll be kicked out after this interview!)
Keir Starmer has made his 12th U-turn and Rachel Reeves’ budget is unravelling as a consequence. I discuss this and other topics of the week with Mark Dolan on Talk TV.
This article was first published in Conservative Home, 17th December 2025 When I was asked on a BBC radio programme 6 months ago what I thought of Kemi Badenoch, I replied “Well, I am not in love with her”. Confronted with that clip a week later, Kemi responded. I won’t repeat what she replied. It […]
It now seems Rachel Reeves lied about the ‘black hole’ at the general election and now she has mislead the Cabinet prior to the Budget. I tell Mark Dolan that it is now all about her saving her own and Starmer’s neck.
Earlier today (21st November), I chatted with Mark Dolan on Talk TV about the findings of the Covid Inquiry. It seemed to me that this most expensive inquiry costing the taxpayer over £200 million depended on a huge amount of inbuilt hindsight.
On the evening of Monday 10th November, I discussed the present dire situation of the BBC with Trish on Radio WM.