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“Loving your country isn’t always putting up a flag in the back of your van.” Journalist Michael Crick and Reform UK’s Laila Cunningham disagree on what it really means to be patriotic.

Dex Hunter-Torricke, former SpaceX executive, describes Elon Musk’s ‘infamous’ habit of sleeping on the factory floor just so he could ‘shout at’ his employees.

‘I don’t think that’s very tolerant of you. I think you’re part of the problem.’ As caller Simon criticises Reform and its voters for creating division in this country, Ben Kentish thinks he’s not that different…

Labour’s Lucy Rigby struggles to convince Nick Ferrari of the UK’s ‘tough’ sanctions regime against Russia.

Jennifer Nadel says Reform’s ‘vision of Britain is founded on whiteness’, Iain Dale thinks that’s ‘rubbish’.

UK net migration has fallen to its lowest level since 2021, with figures comparable to pre-Covid levels, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has said.

Figures released on Thursday show that net migration fell to 171,000 in the 12 months to December 2025 - a fall of 48 percent, marking the lowest level of migration since 2021.

Net migration – the difference between the number of people moving long-term to the country and the number of people leaving – has been falling for much of the past three years.

The total peaked at a record 944,000 in the year to March 2023 but has dropped steeply since then, reaching 204,000 in the year to June 2025.

New estimates from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on Thursday will cover the 12 months to December 2025 and are expected to show an even lower number.

Carer Joanne predicts that a whole wave of second generation immigrants will leave the UK if Nigel Farage becomes PM.

Caller Erin tells James O’Brien that she’s looking for ‘any job she can get’ after sending 100 applications in the last year.

Caller Sam argues there’s no such thing as ‘illegal immigration,’ as movements are caused by what’s happening in the world - and that Britain is not even that welcoming, ‘let’s be real, Iain’.

Rachel Reeves hits back at a heckler who repeatedly shouted at her whilst she answered questions from the press.

Ben Kentish hits back at caller Sharon’s excuses for abuse targeting indefinite leave to remain holders and NHS nurses being linked to illegal migration.

Shelagh Fogarty debates Unite the Kingdom marcher Ruby, who believes that Islam ‘poses a real danger’.