In this episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we break down the rise, reign, and reputation of Piers Morgan... one of the most unavoidable figures in British media.

From newspaper power plays and prime-time TV dominance to viral clashes, walk-outs, and headline-grabbing feuds, Piers has built a career on controversy. Love him or loathe him, one thing’s certain, you can’t escape him.

We react to his biggest career highs and lowest moments, dig into the royal fallout that changed everything, and ask the real question:

media mastermind… or professional troll?

This is an unfiltered reaction and deep dive into the man who thrives on attention and always seems to win, even when he’s losing.

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In tonight’s reaction, we break down the disturbing downfall of Phillip Schofield, once one of Britain’s most recognisable TV hosts, now at the centre of one of the most shocking scandals UK television has ever seen.

From his meteoric rise on daytime TV to the sudden collapse of his career, we look at what really happened, how it unfolded behind the scenes, and why this story has rocked the industry. No headlines, no hysteria, just a straight talk reaction to the facts, the fallout, and the wider questions it raises about power, trust, and accountability in British media.

This is a deep dive into the story everyone’s been talking about and the uncomfortable truths that come with it.

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In this episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we sit down with John Burton for a frank and eye-opening conversation about crime, consequences, and what real change looks like after prison.

John speaks openly about his past involvement in the importation and smuggling of cigarettes, the choices that led him into serious criminality.

he breaks down the reality of arrest, prison, and the true cost of living outside the law.

Since leaving prison, John has rebuilt his life and now works to help other prisoners and ex-offenders get the support, guidance, and opportunities they need to move forward without falling back into old patterns.

This is a straight-talking discussion about responsibility, rehabilitation, and whether people can truly leave crime behind when the system is stacked against them.

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Can people really change after prison — or does the past always find a way back?

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