Lady Colin Campbell says analysing Meghan Markle's social and business activities are 'a study in insanity and self delusion', while speaking to Talk's Kevin O'Sullivan.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said the Budget was a “total humiliation” for Rachel Reeves and “if she had any decency she would resign”.

She said: “Today she has announced a new tax raid of £26 billion. They’re all cheering. Household income is down. Spending policies in this Budget increase borrowing in every year. That smorgasbord of misery we have heard from her can be summed up in one sentence. Labour are hiking taxes to pay for welfare. This is a Budget for Benefits Street, paid for by working people.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves said she had accepted recommendations from the Low Pay Commission so that those on low incomes are “properly rewarded” for their work.

From next April the National Living Wage will rise by 4.1% to £12.71 an hour for eligible workers aged 21 and over, which the Government said will increase gross annual earnings of a full-time worker on the rate by £900, benefiting around 2.4 million low-paid workers.

We talk about Donald Trump appeared to dismiss UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, whilst speaking in Sharm el-Sheikh.During his speech, the US President declared it “the day the world has been hoping and praying for,” announcing peace in the Middle East.

Reform UK MP Richard Tice joins Talk’s Jeremy Kyle to discuss all the latest political stories of the day, including Kemi Badenoch’s attack on Reform UK and the ‘poor’ state of Britain under Keir Starmer’s Government.

London and Manchester police have urged organisers to cancel or postpone protests following the Manchester synagogue terror attack. The Metropolitan Police said it needs every officer to protect Jewish communities, but is instead preparing for a pro-Palestinian protest in Trafalgar Square on Saturday, expected to draw 1,000 people.

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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.