egan the morning by asking how ‘everyday British life would change in a global conflict’. Trump has already called it for WW3.

On today’s episode we ask why the language has ratcheted up and whether we are already in a war without fully realising.

How will President Biden respond to the deaths in Jordan of US servicemen?

And is this all part of the Israel-Hamas war - or is Iran using that as a pretext to provoke America?

Later, why is Truss at war with Rishi-again - this time, over vaping.

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