The Boland Show Thursday 25th March:
Israel's top spy in London was ordered home on Tuesday after the Government said Mossad cloned British passports for use in the murder of a Hamas terrorist. Israeli politicians expressed fury at Britain's decision. Boland’s first guest Aryeh Eldad, a hardline MP with the MK National Union party thinks the British are behaving hypocritically. He says that Britain is actively involved in the war against international terrorism but at the same time they are trying to punish and condemn Israel for their war on terrorism.

The headline read ‘Daddy will you try to save my sister first”?. A fathers hauntingly moving account of battling to rescue his twins from drowning. On a short holiday break in Hay-on-Wye he took his nine year old twins canoeing, and in a freak accident his daughter Billie was drowned. Boland’s next guest Ian Clayton, in a remarkably frank and vivid way describes what happened on that spring day, his desperate attempts to save his two children and the moving moment when his son was ready to sacrifice his own life for his beautiful sister . Ian has been a freelance writer and broadcaster for 25 years and his highly acclaimed memoir of a life in music, Bringing It All Back Home, was published in 2007.

Next up is Dan Martin, Dan is six feet five tall and weighs more than 20 stone and is hopeless at sport. If all goes well, he is about to become the first man in history to swim the 3,500 mile Atlantic Ocean. Two years ago he weighed just under 15 stone, well within the healthy range for a man of his height but now he plans to balloon to a blubbery 24 stone in the hope that every extra ounce of fat will stave off hypothermia for a little longer. The Dan Martin foundation raises money for underprivileged children around the globe.

And finally, From the making of Melinda Messenger to the dramatic rescue of England's most over-achieving football club Doncaster Rovers, entrepreneur, pioneer and self-made millionaire John Ryan continues to live his dream. Raised on a modest council estate, John was a driving force in the transformation of cosmetic surgery from controversial luxury to one of Britain's fastest expanding industries. As such, he helped to put smiles on thousands of female faces and has seen more breasts than the editor of The Sun.' Dare To Dream' is his story. Boland on Thursday @11am