From Nigel Farage’s bold new plan to the government’s “smash the gangs” pledge, the debate has never been louder — or more divisive.

On this week’s Wright on the Nail, Chris Wright is joined by:

• Marina Purkiss – political commentator & host of The Troll
• Sir Philip Davies – former Conservative MP for Shipley
• Rosie Wright – broadcaster & Times Radio presenter

Together, they tackle the big questions:

• Is Nigel Farage closer than ever to political power?
• Should the UK scrap the Human Rights Act?
• Why has public sympathy for migrants shifted to anger?
• Is Keir Starmer now a lame duck?

Expect sharp exchanges, tough questions, and fresh insight into one of the most urgent and divisive issues in British politics today.

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In this month's special edition of "Wright on the Nail," host Chris Wright delves into the turbulent landscape of British politics. With guests Rupert Lowe MP, Nigel Nelson, and Leonie Cooper AM, the episode explores the potential rise of Nigel Farage and the Reform UK party, examining what a government led by them might look like. The discussion covers the challenges of forming a new government, the implications of current polling, and the broader political shifts in the UK. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on the future of British politics. Don't miss it!

'I Hit The Nail Right On The Head' by Billy Bremner.

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Rock around the clock productions AB.

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This episode was produced by Sound Sapien

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In this episode, Chris Wright and a panel of experts discuss the current geopolitical landscape, focusing on the Middle East, particularly the tensions between Israel and Iran, the implications of Trump's foreign policy, and the state of democracy in the U.S. The conversation delves into the complexities of regime change, the future of nuclear non-proliferation, and the challenges of expressing concerns about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The panelists also reflect on the rise of populism and its potential consequences for global politics. Finally they get to the bottom of why UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves was crying in The Commons…

The Panel:

Founder and Director of the Israeli Disarmament Movement, and the Middle East Treaty Organization, Sharon Dolev. Sharon was also the Israeli representative of the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize laureate International Campaign for Abolishing Nuclear Weapons (ICAN)

The China correspondent, and formerly the Middle East correspondent at the Times, Richard Spencer. Since October 7th Richard has stayed reporting on the Middle East as well as China - most recently focussing on the US/Israeli conflict with Iran.

Jean-Monnet Professor of European Integration at the National University of Ireland Maynooth, John O’Brennan

Writer, broadcaster, and columnist, Christina Patterson

Director at the Middle East Treaty Organization and co-author of Weapons of Mass Destruction: A new approach to non-proliferation Emad Kiyaei

Chapters

• Introduction and Overview of Global Issues
• Middle East Tensions: Israel, Iran, and the Nuclear Threat
• The Question of Regime Change in Iran
• Israel's Objectives and the Impact of Recent Attacks
• The Future of Nuclear Non-Proliferation in the Middle East
• The Complexity of Expressing Concerns about Gaza
• Global Perceptions of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• Trump's Foreign Policy and Its Implications
• The State of American Democracy
• The Rise of Populism and Its Consequences
• Why Rachel Reeves was Crying & The Economy She Inherited
• How To Stop Nigel Farage

'I Hit The Nail Right On The Head' by Billy Bremner.

© Fridens liljor/Micke Finell.

Rock around the clock productions AB.

www.rockaroundtheclock.co

This episode was produced by Sound Sapien

Soundsapien.com