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can i ask the presenters of LBC and of course the BBC radio , especially radio 5 live, why oh why you feel the need to insult Russia and Bash President Putin whenever you seem to get the chance with silly snide comments as you feel the need to put President Putin in a bad light, i have never known a Ver más ... ll the good things this person has done for the world, bringing nations together and negotiating peace in the middle east , and many other deeds which President Putin should be credited to. The west just seems to question everything he does, which is of course dangerously biast and totally wrong. Take a look where Russia has come from the 90's to today, and this is all done i might add without having done intimidation and arm twisting with sanctions etc from a certain USA and Mr Trump and of course previous Presidents and administrations. Come on stop bashing a man that is probably the best politician a country has had ever. he has brought many countries together and brought a fairer world, how can you bash that. i rest my case. but please stop the Putin jabs...... Thank You.

Jul. 16, 2019, 8:39 a.m. GMT

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I am offended by Lord Heseltine comment on the Brexit vote being swayed by a few white elderly people. Lord Heseltine should be a defender of the realm and no advocate giving it away. David Hodges of Sidcup.

Jun. 2, 2019, 7:58 a.m. GMT

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its not Teresa May its the business people behind her that has caused this calamity with Brexit the invested interests in other words of which are in her gov<t

Abr. 12, 2019, 7:39 p.m. GMT

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its not Teresa May its the business people behind her that has caused this calamity with Brexit the invested interests in other words of which are in her gov,t. also. Teresa May is just a glorified mouthpiece for them.

Abr. 12, 2019, 7:39 p.m. GMT

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David Milliband said the only questions on a 2nd referendum Ballot would be remain or take the pms deal !!

Mar. 25, 2019, 10:46 a.m. GMT

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for use by Nigel Farage or Iain Dale: Extract from a Spectator interview published July 1990 between Dominic Lawson and one of Margaret Thatcher's favourite cabinet ministers: Nicholas Ridley 1929-1992 Subject matter of the European Commission -- referred to as "unelected reject politicians" 1. Ver más ... Economic

Mar. 18, 2019, 6:53 p.m. GMT

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for use by Nigel Farage or Iain Dale: Extract from a Spectator interview published July 1990 between Dominic Lawson and one of Margaret Thatcher's favourite cabinet ministers: Subject matter of the European Commission -- referred to as "unelected reject politicians" 1.

Mar. 18, 2019, 6:39 p.m. GMT

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Unable to tune in LBC on our TV anymore.

Feb. 18, 2019, 5 p.m. GMT

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I disagree with the lady caller .Sex education should be taught like the other subjects and we should take the emotion out of it .The emotion is what stops us equipping our children . I work in CAMHS and I believe we need to empower our children with information and that way they will not be misled Ver más ... as easily by the information available via their peers and porn etc. Benhur CAMHS

Feb. 15, 2019, 3:25 p.m. GMT

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I have been listening to LBC from the days of Brian Hayes, Pete Murray etc.Being an insomniac, I spend a lot of time listening from 4-7 with Steve Allen. After him comes the King, Nick Ferrari, who is the best presenter on radio. I go from one extreme to the other. I cannot understand why Allen is s Ver más ... o popular (if he is). To me he is the most boring man, who only talks about himself, his car, his diabetes, his life in Twickenham, and, on top of that, he hates the royal family. He is the grand master of trivia and he has been at LBC too long. Let's have somebody with a bit of style. Rickylivid

Ene. 1, 2019, 10:26 a.m. GMT