Show Notes
Jeremy Kyle unpacks Harry and Meghan touch down on a private jet with Archie and Lilibet, ready for the kids to start at a UK school next week. But the row over who pays for their armed police protection is exploding all over again. Should you foot the bill for the runaway royals?
Migrant outrage as human rights chiefs spark a furious backlash after telling hard-up Brits to hand over even more taxpayers' cash to migrants and asylum seekers—just as top Minister Pat McFadden finally admits our broken benefits system is totally flawed!
Housing fury! Housing Secretary Angela Rayner says it is just false that foreign nationals are taking up social housing. I don’t know about you, but adding millions of foreign nationals to the population while claiming it doesn't affect housing is just ‘insulting’ isn’t it? Or am I wrong? She has also attacked Reform UK for wanting to prioritise British-born working families, veterans and married couples with children for social housing.
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