On Talk Drive with Kevin O'Sullivan, he's joined by Gerry Hassan, writer and political commentator, to analyse Nicola Sturgeon's estranged husband Peter Murrell embezzling more than £400,000 from the SNP.

Criminal defence barrister Quentin Hunt gives his view as figures show the number of rapists avoiding prison has risen by two-thirds in three years, following outrage after boys were spared jail for the rape of two girls in Hampshire.

Plus, Conservative MP Robbie Moore, reacts to Baroness Casey’s concerns that not enough progress has been made since the Rotherham child sexual abuse inquiry.

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On Talk Drive, Kevin O'Sullivan is joined by Talk's international editor Isabel Oakeshott, to analyse the shocking moment a reporter was confronted by migrants waiting to cross the English Channel to the UK in a small boat.

Child sexual abuse survivor Chris Tuck, reacts to the case of teenage boys who've been spared jail over the rape of two girls.

Plus, John Boothman, political correspondent at the Sunday Times in Scotland, gives his view on Peter Murrell, Nicola Sturgeon’s estranged husband, after he admitted stealing £400,000 from the SNP.

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On Talk Drive with Kevin O'Sullivan, he's joined by Andrew Lownie, author of Entitled, to discuss reports that police are investigating claims of sexual misconduct allegedly involving Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

Political commentator Chloe Dobbs shares her analysis on five people being arrested over alleged fraud in the local elections in Tameside, where Angela Rayner is the local MP for Ashton-under-Lyne.

Plus, former Met Police Detective, Mike Neville, examines a case involving schoolboys who have avoided prison despite raping a 15-year-old girl and attacking another at knifepoint.

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As the latest ONS immigration figures are released, Kevin O'Sullivan is joined by Isabel Oakeshott on Talk Drive, who reveals the truth about what is happening in northern France as the UK braces for a busy weekend of Channel crossings.

Baroness Claire Fox discusses the gender ruling as the Government finally releases its guidance, and TV presenter Richard Madeley gives his insider view of El Salvador’s brutal prison system.

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On Talk Drive, Kevin O'Sullivan is joined by Talk presenter Samara Gill to discuss growing public concern in Bournemouth over the use of migrant hotels, as well as fathers in Afghanistan selling their children.

Alan Miller, co-founder of the Together Declaration, shares his reaction to Keir Starmer’s digital ID proposals.

Plus, Mike Neville, former Met Police Detective, gives his view after a one-year-old girl was recorded as a crime suspect for inflicting a "minor injury" on another child in Kent.

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On Talk Drive, Kevin O'Sullivan is joined by Baroness Kate Hoey, independent peer and Brexiteer, to discuss Labour confirming Andy Burnham as their candidate in the Makerfield by-election, whilst Reform have unveiled local plumber Robert Kenyon as their representative.

Dame Caroline Dineage MP, chairwoman of the Culture, Media and Sport Committee, gives her view on brides from Married At First Sight alleging they were raped by the husbands they were matched with on the Channel 4 show.

Plus, Peter Bleksley, former Met Police Detective, discusses a teenager who arrived in the UK from Syria in 2023, being convicted of raping a 19-year-old woman in a portable toilet in Bournemouth.

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On Talk Drive, Kevin O'Sullivan is joined by Mark Francois MP, shadow defence minister, to discuss Andy Burnham claiming he isn't proposing re-joining the European Union, despite previously stating he wants to see a return to the EU.

Chris McGovern, chairman of the Campaign for Real Education, shares his view on Justice Secretary David Lammy’s proposal for tougher punishments for parents whose children break the law.

Plus, Rebecca Ryan, campaign director at Defund the BBC, gives her verdict on the BBC's new director general Matt Brittin, after he warned the broadcaster will need to make cuts.

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On Talk Drive, Kevin O'Sullivan reacts to Keir Starmer's warning ahead of the Unite the Kingdom march in London.

The Prime Minister said the government will use the "full force of the law" when hatred manifests as violence, adding that he will "act decisively against hatred."

Kevin is joined by Talk's international editor Isabel Oakeshott, Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin and Independent MP Karl Turner for their analysis.

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