The Nathan Morley Show

Peace negotiations between the Greek Cypriot President Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat have been postponed after a spat about a religious pilgrimage increased tension between the two communities. Nathan Morley talks to Presidential Commissioner George Iacovou.

The English singer and songwriter, best known as the former lead vocalist of Manfred Mann in conversation with Rosie Charalambous.

For Britain’s real-life X-Files have been opened, revealing hundreds of UFO sightings.

Nick Pope, who was employed by the Ministry of Defence to look into UFO sightings and speaks to Nathan.

As the world celebrates the 40^th Anniversary of the Moon Landings, aviation correspondent Pete Combs at the Kennedy Space station in Florida recalls his memories and TV presenter Reverend Lionel Fanthorpe (host of Channel 4's Fortean TV) explains why the sceptics who think it was a hoax got it wrong.

 Kenny Ball's  dixieland band was at the forefront of the early 1960s UK jazz revival. Here here talks with Nathan Morley on CyBC's Round & About.

Peter Andre, Mr Chas, On the Buses, George and Mildred and the Boss feature on CyBC’s showbiz report.

The steady increase in H1N1 flu cases in Cyprus seems to have left neither residents nor tourists concerned that the virus poses any serious threat.

Dr Flori Zetouni from Paralimni State Hospital told Nathan that the concentration of confirmed flu cases in the south –east was forecast due to the large flow of holidaymakers.

 

The Cypriot is a powerful story of love across a divide of religion and identity, of passionate loyalties and heart-rending choices.

 

It is the 1950s: Cyprus is under British rule. The struggle for freedom begins.

 

The author Andreas Koumi joins Nathan to discuss the book.

The Israeli navy ordered a small ferry carrying medical supplies and foreign peace activists trying to break a blockade of Gaza to turn back, Greta Berlin from the Free Gaza Movement joins Nathan.

 

International Clairvoyant Medium Marion Goodfellow talks about the afterlife and her recent television projects on the BBC.

Local singer Simon Barter talks about his unique appeal for TLC -Teddies for Loving Care, a registered charity raising funds for the supply of soft toys to A&E units.

That "guilty look" on a dog's face is all in the imagination of the human owner, suggests research… Alexandra Horowitz, assistant professor at Barnard College in New York wrote the study and joins Nathan.

 

60’s singing star Leapy Lee and Chris Yearley have the showbiz news, featuring LEAPY LEE on tour, Harrison Ford and the Nolan Sisters, plus Flash Bristow discusses the Pylon Appreciation Society….really.

When browsing through travel agents brochures for holidays within the European Union, most people tend to opt for the old favourites such as the south of France, Italy or the Alpine mountains...however Nathan made the journey from Cyprus to the EU's northern most tip to discover the wonders of Finland.

 

Brenda Lee, best known for her 1960 hit "I'm Sorry," and 1957's "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree," joins Nathan Morley for a chat about her career.

Matthew French brings us a round up of European news and live to New York with The Gabby Cabby and the problems you encounter with dead passengers.

Dame Judy Dench, Joe Dolce, Tony Hadley and Oasis make up Chris Yearley’s weekly showbiz report, plus Nathan talks penguin poo with Peter Fretwell, a geographer at the British Antarctic Survey. There is an audio portrait from D-Day, plus Kyricaos Tsupras has a funny signpost story from London….

Speaking to Nathan hot off the heals of his EU win, BNP leader Nick Griffin explains party membership policy and controversial historian David Irving tells us why Hitler could have won at the Normandy D-Day landings.