BCfm’s weekly Politics Show presented by Tony Gosling Has been suspended from the BCfm schedule for two weeks, last available show, back on FM, hopefully, next Friday, 8th December 2017 Now available as podcasts -> First Hour: local and national stories, Second …

Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees ‘unable to accept any sort of criticism, constructive or otherwise’ – 1700 US soldiers in Syria, no US or UN mandate, China sending troops to Syria? NATO’s Libyan slave markets Read more »

Friday 17th November 2017 BCfm’s weekly Politics Show presented by Tony Gosling At five – discussing the big stories in Bristol, Britain and around the world After six – straight talking and investigative reports with Martin Summers Listen live http://www.bcfmradio.com/player or http://stream.bcfmradio.com:7017/live.mp3 BCfm audio files usually …

St Paul’s civil rights leader who says mayor Marvin Rees’ father Valentine Walker drove him out of Bristol, wishes his son ‘good luck’ – Saudi Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, king soon, joining Israel’s war on Iran? Read more »

Friday 10th November 2017 BCfm’s weekly Politics Show presented by Tony Gosling At five – discussing the big stories in Bristol, Britain and around the world After six – straight talking and investigative reports with Martin Summers Listen live http://www.bcfmradio.com/player or http://stream.bcfmradio.com:7017/live.mp3 BCfm audio files usually …

Merchant Venturer academy schools failing 1000s of children – MI5 Manchester mistakes: 7/7 victim’s father calls for new UK anti-terror agency Read more »

Friday 3rd November 2017 BCfm’s weekly Politics Show presented by Tony Gosling At five – discussing the big stories in Bristol, Britain and around the world After six – straight talking and investigative reports with Martin Summers Listen live http://www.bcfmradio.com/player or http://stream.bcfmradio.com:7017/live.mp3 BCfm audio files usually …

Slave trader Edward Colston’s ‘sacred’ hair/nails on display in Merchants Hall – Conjunction of Luther, Balfour and Lenin’s planets 500 and 100 years ago Read more »