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Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Lib Dem MP Layla Moran, former Conservative MP and minister Sir Robert Buckland, comedian and journalist Ava Vidal and businessman and political commentator Lance Forman.

Is Trump giving up on peace in Ukraine?Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Lib Dem MP Layla Moran, former Conservative MP and minister Sir Robert Buckland, comedian and journalist Ava Vidal and businessman and political commentator Lance Forman.

The Independent Republic of Mike Graham returns to provide a daily dose of common sense as Mike is joined by former MEP and businessman Lance Forman, political analyst Alice Grant, auctioneer Ben Jones and many more! So tune in! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Sebastian Salt is the Editor of Umbrella News and is a graduate in Latin American studies from La Trobe University. He is based in Madrid, Spain where he works for a local university as an English teacher, editor and translator. His overall focus is trying to understand how local events relate to more global developments. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Lance Forman is the proprietor of H. Forman and Son, a smoked salmon business that has been in operation for 118 years since 1905. His business is the oldest producer of smoked salmon in the world and developed smoked salmon as a way to preserve the `king of fish' Lance is also a former MEP for Brexit of the European Union for London. Lance Forman is an unabashed Brexiteer especially given ridiculous EU regulations that were so bad that his firm once had to inform consumers-via a warning label applied to a transparent package of salmon (at an expense of $20,000)- that his product “May contain fish”.

Leader of the Social Democratic Party William Clouston kicks off today's show to discuss the morning's top headlines as civil servants demand a four-day working week without losing any pay. Former MEP Rupert Lowe joins shortly after to discuss the ongoing migrant crisis as Albanians crossing channel to UK in small boats plummets after launch of removal scheme. Medical director of Rutherford cancer centres Professor Karol Sikora returns to the independent republic as Britain suffers cancer crisis after pandemic prioritised covid over treatment. Author and journalist Laura Dodsworth returns for her weekly takedown of the headlines from clown world as Joe Biden announces his intention to run in the 2024 presidential election. Lance Forman visits mike in the studio to discuss the king's coronation and Jake Wallis Simons from the Jewish chronicle closes the show to discuss his recent revelation the “antisemitic” letter from Diane Abbott's own email account had been sent twice to the Observer a week before it was published raising new questions about her claims that it was just a “draft”. All that and so much more, so tune in! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nobody is safe as Mike Graham presents the ultimate panel show where the guests get to nominate their Plank of the Week. This week's plank pickers are Renee Hoenderkamp, Lance Forman, Nadia Essex and Jeremy Kyle. #plankoftheweek #talktv #talkradio #mikegraham

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Conservative MP Flick Drummond, Leader of the Green Party in the London Assembly Caroline Russell, broadcaster Steve Richards & businessman Lance Forman

SNP Westminster Leader Ian Blackford takes your calls, Cross Question & how do we tackle gambling addiction? Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Conservative MP Flick Drummond, Leader of the Green Party in the London Assembly Caroline Russell, broadcaster Steve Richards & businessman Lance Forman

In this week's 'News Roundtable' episode, host Chris Wright joins Labour Councillor Frances Leach, Former London MEP, Lance Forman, and Former Chief Crown Prosecutor for North West England, Nazir Afzal.First, the panel discusses Nigel Farage's new initiative, 'Vote Power Not Poverty,' which aims to galvanise the public into pushing back against a net zero agenda and question if it is a luxury or a necessity. They question why net zero seems so low on the agenda of the leadership candidates, debate whether climate change is a man-made problem that can be solved by 2050, and argue the importance of investing more heavily into green energy.The conversation moves on to the privatisation of the water companies - asking the question of whether Thatcher's policy of privatisation was wrong. They delve into whether the privatisation of different industries has benefited the people of the UK or whether they would be better off in public hands.Together, the panel discusses Liz Truss' economic programme. Is Liz Truss so popular with the Conservative Party members because she wants to shake things up? They look at the select committee enquiry into Partygate, debating whether the investigation should continue after Boris Johnson leaves Number 10. All this and much more debated on this week's Wright on the Nail!Created & produced by Podcast Partners: www.podcastpartners.comSign up to receive updates by email when a new episode drops at www.wrightonthenail.fm

Lance Forman is the owner of H. Forman & Son, Britain's leading salmon smokers and author of Forman's Games. He was elected a Brexit Party MEP for London in the 2019 European election but quit the party to endorse the Conservatives. On the podcast, Lance reflects on his childhood in a traditional Jewish upbringing, eating smoked salmon sandwiches every day for his packed lunch. Lance brings in some of the foods made by his gourmet food delivery company, Forman & Field. This included smoked salmon blinis with cream cheese and their latest creation, a Victoria sponge ahead of the Queen's Jubilee. Come to the East End to learn all about curing and smoking salmon with Lance Forman of H. Forman & Son, suppliers of our celebrated Spectator Winemaker Lunches. Buy your tickets here 

Lance Forman is the owner of H. Forman & Son, Britain's leading salmon smokers and author of Forman's Games. He was elected a Brexit Party MEP for London in the 2019 European election but quit the party to endorse the Conservatives. On the podcast, Lance reflects on his childhood in a traditional Jewish upbringing, eating smoked salmon sandwiches every day for his packed lunch. Lance brings in some of the foods made by his gourmet food delivery company, Forman & Field. This included smoked salmon blinis with cream cheese and their latest creation, a Victoria sponge ahead of the Queen's Jubilee.    Come to the East End to learn all about curing and smoking salmon with Lance Forman of H. Forman & Son, suppliers of our celebrated Spectator Winemaker Lunches. Buy your tickets here.

Foreign Correspondent for The Independent Mary Dejevsky kicks off todays show to give her take on the latest coming from Ukraine and to get her live reaction of Ukrainian Ambassador to the UK Vadym Pstaiko's latest press conference on the ongoing invasion. Conservative MP for Bracknell and Army Officer of 26 years Colonel James Sunderland joins Mike shortly after to discuss how more than 150 former British Paratroopers who fought in Afghanistan are heading to Ukraine to fight against Putin. Journalist Laura Dodsworth returns for her weekly segment to give her take on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the latest cringe from Matt Hancock and the dire state of fact checkers. Former MEP and businessman Lance Forman visits the Independent Republic of Mike Graham to discuss the benefits to gain from fracking and the concerning truth behind Russia's petrol stronghold. Human Rights Activist Olexander Pavlechenko and Ukrainian MP Alona Shkrum both join Mike from Ukraine at the end of the show to share the latest from their local areas. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former MEP Belinda de Lucy starts the show, chatting about the current state of play. Lance Forman touches on the cricketing world, and the unfolding racism scandal. Dr Tony Hinton comments on the proposed lockdown in Austria from Monday. Finally, the Perrior Awards with Izzy Rowland. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Transport Secretary Grant Shapps, Labour MP Dame Meg Hillier, General Secretary of the Fire Brigades Union Matt Wrack & businessman and former Brexit Party MEP Lance Forman.

Lance Forman is to smoked salmon what Remi Krug is to Champagne – from a long dynasty of fish smokers in London's East End, Lance continues the artisan tradition at the world's most famous salmon smokehouse, H. Forman & Sons.https://www.formans.co.uk/homehttps://www.formanandfield.comFollow Fishtales, a Seafood Podcast on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/fishtalesseafoodpodcast/Follow John Susman https://www.instagram.com/fisheads/?hl=enFollow Rob Locke (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/Follow Huck (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/LISTEN TO OUR OTHER PODCASTShttps://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork

Lance Forman is to smoked salmon what Remi Krug is to Champagne – from a long dynasty of fish smokers in London's East End, Lance continues the artisan tradition at the world's most famous salmon smokehouse, H. Forman & Sons. https://www.formans.co.uk/home https://www.formanandfield.com Follow Fishtales, a Seafood Podcast on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/fishtalesseafoodpodcast/ Follow John Susman https://www.instagram.com/fisheads/?hl=en Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Follow Huck (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork

Joining Iain Dale on this special Business Cross Question are CBI President Lord Bilimoria, Emma Jones who founded Enterprise Nation, smoked salmon mogul and former MEP Lance Forman and John Elliott, Executive Chairman of manufacturing company EBAC.

Richard Tice joins Mike in the studio to discuss the holiday police. Mark Borkowski and Mike discuss the infamous Martin Bashir and Diana interview. Helen Dale and Mike speak about the post- Brexit trade deal with Australia hitting UK agriculture. Lance Forman discusses anti - Semitism. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lance Forman starts the show. Simon Calder discusses visitors to Britain's top attractions. Neil Oliver and Mike speak about last night's leadership debate in Scotland. Mike takes a call from Justin in London and finally Rupert Bell, talkRADIO'S Royal Correspondent joins Mike in the studio to speak about Meghan's claims of getting married three days before her televised wedding. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’ll be updated by Lance Forman, CEO of H Forman & Son, smoked salmon manufacturers since 1905. We’ll also be replaying a part of the interview with the WEIRD CEO, Charles Towers Clark, who’s revolutionary thinking on running businesses has proved spectacularly right with the onset of the pandemic. Ironically, I interviewed him about the changes we can expect in our work-lives - just as lockdown in March 2020 was starting. And as the cofinitive #21toWatch prepares for its awards ceremony, I catchup with a nominee who’s on the shortlist for a second successive year, it’s Agile Analog’s CEO, Tim Ramsdale.

Jonny Gould’s SME Walkabout welcomes two guests today: BOOST&Co’s Cambridge principal, Faye McDonough and Lance Forman, managing director of H Forman & Son, smoked salmon manufacturer. We focus on the forthcoming Cofinitive #21toWatch, sponsored by BOOST&Co and a story of family business survival by emergency “pivoting” on more than one occasion. It’s a celebration of the people, companies and ‘things’ they create across Cambridge and the East of England, setting standards in innovation and entrepreneurship across the globe. #21toWatch showcases the lesser known, recognising exciting new entries across all market sectors and the panel of judges will assess each SME on Innovation, Challenge, Influence, Viability and Memorability. Entries have now closed and the shortlist is announced at the start of February, with the annual #21toWatch Top21 unveiled in a unique event on the first Thursday in March 2021. You’ll hear some of the winners right here! And if there was a world champion of “pivoting” a business plan to survive, to up sticks and restart to survive, the award might go to an independent salmon smokehouse in London’s East End. I talk to Lance Forman, the fourth generation family member of the only smokehouse left in that part of the country.

We catch up with businessman and former MEP, Lance Forman, about potential new lockdown rules. Plus, Edmund King, President of the AA, talks us through why rush hour may be on the brink of extinction. Neil Oliver and Mike have their weekly catch up. And today's homeschooling features Steve Brace teaching children about capital cities. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Do the decision makers understand what it's like for regular people going through lockdowns? Dan wants to know! There's a lockdown debate from late editor at the i Newspaper Benjamin Butterworth and former MEP Lance Forman and author and Spectator columnist Douglas Murray asks if we should be asking for repartitions from China. Political panellists Calvin Robinson and Miatta Fahnbulleh get to grips with the optimism over the vaccine and Mike Graham is exasperated over more statues being covered up. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Conservative MP Bill Wiggin starts the week off talking about a letter to Andy Burnham and Kier Starmer. Lance Forman discusses the Brexit Bill. Peter Hitchens and Mike debate about No.10's panic squad. Finally, Dr Alan Mendoza speaks to Mike about US Cables Leak. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lance Forman speaks to Mike about getting people back in to cities. Helen Dale and Mike discuss Conservatism. Charlotte Ivers joins Mike in the studio to talk about the Liberal Democrat Leadership announcement. LaDona Harvey and Mike cover the latest from America. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lance Forman talks to Mike about restarting the UK's economy. Norman Brennan and Shaun Bailey discuss the attack of a Hackney Police Officer. Can you guess which ones are the Prime Numbers out of the following: 16,17, 18 and 19? Dr Jamie Frost joins Mike again for today's homeschooling segment. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Australia's prime minister says his country will not be 'intimidated' by China. Australia had angered Beijing by calling for an investigation into the origins of the coronavirus, and China says there have been virus-related attacks on Chinese people in Australia, urging tourists and students to avoid going there. Peter Ryan is senior business correspondent at ABC News in Sydney, and tells us what's at stake. Also in the programme, after four rounds of negotiation, the Brexit trade deal talks between the UK and EU appear to have stalled. Lance Forman is a former MEP for the Brexit party, and owner of H Forman and Sons which smokes salmon in East London. He argues that an extension to the transition period during which Britain negotiates a trade deal would be counter productive. Barbara Moens is trade reporter for Politico in Brussels, and explains where the UK and EU are in disagreement. And Dave Roberts, owner of car parts maker Rimstock, says that the current uncertainty over a trade deal, combined with the coronavirus pandemic, is making business very difficult. Plus, we travel to Alicante on the Spanish coast, to hear from project manager Yago Sierras, about Europe's largest drive-in cinema, Cinemacar, which is about to open there.

Mike Graham continues extensive coverage of the COVOID-19 crisis, plus Marta brings the Perrior Awards. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The NHS is facing huge clinical negligence legal fees so we speak to a personal injury lawyer to find out why. Conservative MEP Lance Forman pops in to talk all things politics. And what happened when Mike Graham woke up this morning and found out he had no water? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Journalist Marcus Stead responds to the issues Lance Forman raised in the latest edition of Jonny Gould's Jewish State. Marcus offers broad praise for Forman, but presents a more optimistic vision for post-industrial satellite towns, and explains the economic opportunities Brexit can bring to these areas. Marcus also describes how antisemitism is by no means confined to the Labour Party, and that Welsh nationalist party Plaid Cymru has a long and shameful history of antisemitism and Nazi appeasement.

Jonny’s guest is a fourth generation smoked salmon purveyor and a wannabe European politician (but not wannabe European Union member). Lance Forman’s standing for the Brexit Party in a European election he says shouldn’t have happened in the first place. In our conversation, he accuses the political class of being fast and loose with extremist rhetoric, while being cowardly in making the big decisions lest they lose votes. He pots a 115-year history of H Forman & Son and describes the challenges of succession, planning and adaptation to modern times. He harks for a return to the days of Thatcher, says Nigel Farage is “Maggie in men’s clothing” and says “antisemite” Jeremy Corbyn’s vision of “Britain as Venezuela” needs to be stopped. He’s proud to be a Jewish member of the party, shrugging off the unpleasant daubing of a swastika on his factory in recent weeks.

My guest is a fourth generation smoked salmon purveyor and EU politician (if not a European Union supporter). Lance Forman was elected as a Brexit Party MEP in the 2019 European election, which he says shouldn't have happened in the first place. He accuses the political class of being fast and loose with extremist rhetoric, while being cowardly in making the big decisions lest they lose votes. He pots a 115-year history of the family business, H Forman & Son and describes the challenges of succession, planning and adapting to modern times. He harks for a return to the days of Margaret Thatcher, says Nigel Farage is "Maggie in men's clothing" and "antisemite" Jeremy Corbyn's vision of "Britain as Venezuela" needs preventing. He's proud to be a Jewish member of the party, shrugging off the unpleasant daubing of a swastika on his factory shutter by what he describes as an “extinction rebellion” supporter. Jonny produces these podcasts for free. You can help support the show at https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=BW4GZLQCCL29Y&item_name=Podcast+production+¤cy_code=GBP&source=url

Business owner Lance Forman tells BrexitCentral why he's standing for the Brexit Party and explains how his experience in business persuaded him to not to support Theresa May's deal.

In our second episode, we are joined by prominent Leave campaigners Richard Tice and Lance Forman as we dissect the future of Brexit as Theresa May awaits the result of the confidence vote. While weighing up the Prime Minister's chances of survival, we also examine the realities of a 'No Deal' Brexit and try to make sense of how we've ended up here. The good news is the forecast is rosy as both Richard and Lance dismiss 'project fear' and encourage us to look forward to a new world of 'many deals'. Regular contributors Martyn Brown and Joe Barnes chime in with their usual insight from the lobby and Brussels, as host Rebecca Hutson tries to make sense of it all much like Chrissy Teigen For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this week is James Brokenshire, Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government; Faiza Shaheen, Director of CLASS, the equality think tank & Labour PPC for Chingford & Woodford Green; David Laws, Former Cabinet Minister & Lib Dem MP for Yeovil, now Executive Chairman of The Education Policy Institute and Lance Forman, Restaurateur and Entrepreneur.

Tearful tampering; Russia says nyet; Pop-ups around town; Darian Lipscomb; Sean Penn writes badly; Too much rabbit; As smooth as chocolate; A video selection box; A interview with Lance Forman; Music from Russ Ballard

Relaxing in Bristol; A coaching offer; Mindless budget and Virgin; A new Little Miss; Naughty Top Guns; The Intro and the Outro; How long have I got?; Digging deep in Twitter; An interview with Lance Forman; Music from The Lost Hollow Band

Rabbis Andrew Shaw and Aaron Goldstein talk about the egalitarian praying space at The Western Wall, Rabbi Jeremy Lawrence reminds us of the importance of Tisha B'Av, Lance Forman talks about the UK's oldest smoked salmon factory being given a protected status and on the Schmooze we discuss the Western Wall. This episode is sponsored by Little Big Leaders.

BHS goes bust; Volkswagen woes; Tapas in Southend; Carla Lane; Long long jeans; Seven ways to improve a speech; Five rules of the media game; Raise your Twitter game; An interview with Lance Forman; Music from Peter James Millson