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Nov 1, 2026

Max RushdenHOST
41:43
Captain Oaks dying and just goes, there you are, mate.
Max RushdenHOST
41:46
There's the Daily Star.
Max RushdenHOST
41:47
Pedals off.
David O'DohertyHOST
41:48
Pizza menu.
Finn AdamsHOST
41:22
So it says that Burnham is open to calls for an official apology on behalf of the state and offered formal talks.
Finn AdamsHOST
41:28
Daily Star, it's Wayne Wooney.
Finn AdamsHOST
41:32
um i was in bed and it was on a window sill so this is leaning into the spooky season this is the daily stars headline for a piece in which the former england star claims to have seen the character slimer from ghostbusters on his windowsill i wonder if he saw a reflection of i was going to say of his himself but that's not even the joke i wanted to make the joke i wanted to make was i was wondering if he was just watching the movie but the other one came into my head wayne no hard feelings daily telegraph labour mp calls for welfare reform so this is a large photo as well of king charles the third sniffing a flower held by smiling woman um he's gone to guiana hasn't he he's gone to guiana um So that's part of that story.
Finn AdamsHOST
42:18
But that's not the main story about Labour MPs calling for welfare reform.
Finn AdamsHOST
42:23
So the main story is about Burnham risking losing the support of the Red Wall constituencies if he does not look at cutting the benefits
Andy JacobsHOST
5:53
No, very true.
Andy JacobsHOST
5:55
Only in as much as Harry Kane has thrown his support behind the Daily Star's campaign to make him a knight.
Andy JacobsHOST
6:02
Has he really? Yes, and apparently the Sun have called for him to be a sir.
Andy JacobsHOST
6:06
So they're both leading the campaign for Harry.
James O'BrienHOST
3:17
Or savers have been hit too hard.
James O'BrienHOST
3:20
The Daily Star front page is a masterpiece, but I can't really work it out.
James O'BrienHOST
3:23
The sun is probably the best thing to go to.
James O'BrienHOST
3:25
If you're shirking, it's great news.
Dan SchreiberGUEST
52:32
So it's in all the newspapers the next day because the radio show was getting so many calls just saying, yes, I saw it too, I saw it too.
Dan SchreiberGUEST
52:39
And it was in the Daily Star who did this big spread on it.
Dan SchreiberGUEST
52:43
And a TV show even went down and they tried to look for it.
Dan SchreiberGUEST
52:47
It was like one of those monster hunting shows and the beast of Heaton Park.
Lynne DavidsonPANELIST
36:45
I don't think we're past it.
Lynne DavidsonPANELIST
36:47
I think it was a very effective metaphor or symbol and credit to the Daily Star who came up with it.
Lynne DavidsonPANELIST
36:54
The letters? Yes.
Lynne DavidsonPANELIST
36:56
And it worked to try and be a symbol of something that's actually inherently quite complicated.
Dan WoottonHOST
25:51
But he, of course, won't accept that.
Dan WoottonHOST
25:53
Just like the Daily Star won't accept that.
Dan WoottonHOST
25:55
Do you know, Liz, they have put you on the front page again this week with the lettuce.
Liz TrussGUEST
26:04
Well, I am just continuing to get an immense amount of publicity and I really don't think it's commensurate with what happened at the time.

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Dan WoottonHOST
59:30
This is a very shocking case.
Dan WoottonHOST
59:31
I have known about it for some time, haven't spoken about it on the show up until now.
Dan WoottonHOST
59:36
But given this court case is currently being heard, and you can see the front page of the Daily Star today just how significant this might be, I want to talk to you about it honestly.
Dan WoottonHOST
59:48
And I want to admit to you that I am torn about this case on a number of levels, but fundamentally concerned.
Sophie GarradHOST
34:20
No. No.
Milo EdwardsHOST
34:21
Part of the context is, did the treasurer of the Labour Party, I apologise to Ms Harmon, that's Harriet Harmon, for the language that I'm about to use, ask if Mr Desmond was giving the profits of spunk-loving sluts, Asian babes, XX pornographic television, or the profits of the Daily Star? And then it cuts off.
Milo EdwardsHOST
34:39
Because I think he was probably interrupted for saying spunk-loving sluts.
Milo EdwardsHOST
34:42
That's
Piers MorganHOST
52:45
This is a lettuce.
Piers MorganHOST
52:49
And this was the front page of the Daily Star newspaper, who had a little bet...
Piers MorganHOST
52:56
What would last longer, this lettuce, or one very like it, or Liz, trust the lettuce? Well, guess what? Tonight, the lettuce won.
Piers MorganHOST
53:11
Well, since entering and leaving office in 2022, Truss has aligned herself with MAGA Republicans in the US and has often blamed the deep state for her disastrous tenure.
Justin BrierleyHOST
61:11
I mean, we've kind of strayed into this area, which isn't your speciality, I know, Peter, deliverance ministry.
Peter LawsGUEST
61:17
Although I was once, there was an article about me in the Daily Star, I think it was, and they put the headline, Britain's leading exorcist.
Peter LawsGUEST
61:27
What? It was just because I gave a talk at a premiere for an exorcism movie, so I got them to change that.
Peter LawsGUEST
61:32
Interesting.

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