Episode79 Kids must speak English, Chris Evans and Greece

Almost a third of Coventry primary school pupils don’t have English as their mother tongue.
The latest government figures show that 32.2 per cent of primary pupils in the city – a total of 7,835 – have English as a second or even third language.
In secondary schools across Coventry the figure is 28.7 per cent, or 5,919 pupils.
At home with their families those pupils speak a whole range of languages from Polish and Czech to Urdu, Hindi, Bengali and Somali.
Coventry City Council’s cabinet member Coun David Kershaw (Lab, Bablake) said the diversity in city schools could be seen very positively.
He said: “The advantages of pupils speaking a different languages at home far outweigh the disadvantages.
"Really?!" says Jon Gaunt. Gaunty doesn't agree abiout his home town.
Jon thinks Chris Evans has made a mistake taking the Top Gear job as he believes it is a poisoned chalice.
Jon is also hoping Greece will go bust in the next few days as it will lead to the collapse of the whole undemocratic EU.
Jon also talks about the Bradfod families who have run away to Syria, he can not understand why the authorities are concerned or chasing them down. Let them go.
Jon also has a rant about a fantasy Islamic State Blind Date TV programme!