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Richie reviews Friday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Molly Kingsley. Molly is the executive founder of Us For Them, a committed team of grassroots volunteer campaigners who first joined forces in May 2020 to stand up for children’s interests during the pandemic. She came on to talk about the UK government's updated guidance on teaching sex education in schools. Molly also discusses the enormous financial cost of the covid inquiry, the WHO pandemic treaty and more. https://usforthem.co.uk/Plus: Richie discusses a jaw-dropping article in The New Yorker magazine which seems to suggest that Lucy Letby - the nurse who was convicted of murdering seven babies in her care and attempting to kill seven more - may in fact be innocent. https://archive.is/WNt0u

Richie reviews Thursday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Paul Craig Roberts. Paul is a renowned journalist, author and geopolitical analyst. He came on the show today to discuss the shooting of Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico and who might be behind it, the growing unrest in Georgia, US student anti-genocide protests, mass migration and much more. Read Paul Craig Roberts (and support him) here:https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Dr. Gerry Waters and Dr. Jayne Donegan. Dr. Gerry Waters was one of the first doctors in Ireland to refuse to administer the experimental Covid jabs to his patients. He's a hero. It cost him his job but he has never regretted it. Gerry came on to tell Richie why he has decided to stand for election to the European Parliament in June and what Brussels can expect if and when he is elected. https://twitter.com/OTURISKThis from today's Telegraph: "Weight loss jabs cut the risk of heart death by a fifth, a study has found, with medics calling for them to be prescribed like statins. The research – the largest ever trial of the injections – set out to examine the long-term weight loss impact of Wegovy, which is also licensed as Ozempic to treat diabetes. But scientists found the jabs had an astonishing impact on heart health, with those taking the drugs for at least three years cutting their risk of heart attack, stroke or cardiac death by 20 per cent. The findings have been hailed as the biggest breakthrough in cardiac medicine since statins in the 1990s."To discuss this and much more, Richie is joined by the brilliant Dr. Jayne Donegan. Do not miss this show. www.jayne-donegan.co.uk