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Burnham vows to keep PC Harper's killers in jail, Angela Raynor joins Nick to discuss plans to help the high street, and a daily pill for weight loss.
Israeli PM rejects Donald Trump's Board of Peace plan, Andy Burnham starts a roll out of 'every day fixes' on the cost of living, and why can't we toilet train our toddlers before primary school anymore?
Ex neo-nazi Tory election candidate withdraws after criticism, Andy Burnham yet to reply to Chief constable after 12 days about PC Harper killers early release, and schools get new pupil attendance targets.
Mega Dinghy carrying 173 migrants catches fire in the Channel, BP achieve their highest profits in 3 years amidst rising petrol prices. and Thames Valley Chief Constable joins Nick in the studio to criticise the prisoner early release scheme.
Two of PC Andrew Harper's killers are still eligible for early release later this year, should Andy Burnham have gone on holiday so soon, and reform uk chairman Lee Anderson at a Calais migrant camp.
Reform pledges to use the Navy to stop mass invasions into the UK, but has Britain hit 'Peak reform' as they start to slide in the polls, and which Beach in the British Isle had a shark swimming off it?!
Trump announces board of peace plan and says Hamas have agreed to disarm, UEFA emergency meeting leads to FIFA ban threat for all tournaments, and why are so many hedgehogs being killed?
No further action against Polanski say Police, Baroness Casey calls for tough questions to qualify for welfare benefits, and it's 60 years to the day since England won the World Cup!
Andy Burnham vows to fix the 'broken social care system', Chris Philp on a French beach following migrants heading for a small boat, and Polanski won't apologise to Nigel.
School students to get more technical education options from 14, wild fires in France & Spain inn danger of running out of control, and a drug user his Child's bedwetting as a reason to remain in the UK.
Burnham 'prepared to call out Trump if needed', Gatwick runs out of water, and NHS will collapse without social care reform, says the PM.
Early release prisoner review, Iran threatens RAF Fairford, and Nick Ferrari surprises everyone with his opinion of what Angela Rayner should do with the £17k she was given for leaving Government, now that she is back in.
The PM is to review the early release scheme which is seeing violent criminals being released from jail after only half of their sentence, a cut in business rates for pubs is coming, and should you be able to wear shorts at work ?!
The plan to tackle cost of living, bus fares capped at £2 and you won't believe what exotic animals are being kept by some people in the UK.
John Healey appointed as Chancellor in Andy Burnham's new cabinet and hero of Liverpool and Newcastle, Kevin Keegan dies aged 75.
Andy Burnham set to become the new PM today....Nick Ferrari speaks to Lord (Stuart) Rose, Sir Anthony Seldon, Jess Phillips and Andrew Marr to judge what the new No.10 is going to look like
The US president Donald Trump has threatened to escalate the conflict unless Iran stops attacking ships in the strait of Hormuz. 'Welsh icon' and 'one of a kind' singer Bonnie Tyler dies aged 75 while former Tory minister and star of Strictly Ann Widdecombe dies at 78.
A key disability benefit is not working for millions of disabled people or the government and needs fundamental change, says a review by Sir Stephen Timms. Campaigners warn David Lammy, the Secretary of State for Justice, that a lack of safeguards over prisoners’ early release puts abuse victims at risk, and British wildcard Arthur Fery has beaten Italy's Flavio Cobolli in straight sets to reach a semi-final showdown at Wimbledon.
Reform UK's leader Nigel Farage has resigned from his parliamentary seat of Clacton, triggering a by-election in the area that he will stand in. Prince Harry loses his High Court privacy case against the Daily Mail publisher and Ministers call for an extension of free childcare to parents on benefits.
UEFA turn on FIFA after 'incomprehensible' decision to let banned USA player play after Trump intervention, what is behind the apparent fallout between Harry and the Palace after he is refused permission to stay at Buckingham Palace, and Nigel Farage gets annoyed with Sky News when they ask him a question.
England win in the early hours of the morning against Mexico to get themselves through to the World Cup quarter finals, Nigel Farage is coming under scrutiny for donations from convicted criminal, and Prince Harry decides not to bring Meghan and their kids over to the UK amid security row with the Palace.
Lady chief justice Baroness Carr puts teenage boys behind bars after previous judgement ruled too lenient, the USA celebrates 250 years of independence this weekend, and NHS giving out shopping vouchers if you walk 20 minutes a day!
Two police officers under investigation for potential gross misconduct in the Henry Nowak case, Harry Kane saves England's blushes with two goals against DR Congo to put England into round of 16 at the World Cup, and should you let your kids stay up in the early hours of Monday morning to watch the next England game?!
Armed Forces to get £15BN funding boost, Rochdale groom gang leader set to be released, but can't be deported despite being stripped of his British citizenship, and a tribute to Princess Diana who would have been 65 today.
Andy Burnham says if he becomes Prime Minister he will spend a day a week up North at a new No.10, a tribute to Dame Penelope Keith, and National Maternity & Neonatal investigation publishes final report & recommendations.
Burnham to pledge 'circuit breaker' for Britain in devolution & economy speech, England captain Ben Stokes shock retirement, and are the public the right people to make decisions on asylum appeals?
King Charles has become the first monarch to reveal their tax bill, disclosing figures which show he paid £12.9m in tax for 2024-2025. Nick speaks with May Hayat who survived the 7th October terrorist attacks at the Nova Music Festival and, as parts of the UK remain under a red weather warning, we hear how you're managing to beat the heat as some weekend respite is on the horizon.
The UK sweats through the warmest June night on record, but businesses reject calls to set a maximum workplace temperature as the heatwave deepens and a hosepipe ban is announced for large parts of Kent. Meanwhile, the Great British Summer Savings gets underway today with tax cuts on kids’ meals and days out.
Searing UK heat leaves schools, hospitals and transport networks struggling to cope, former SNP chief Peter Murrell is sentenced to more than five years for embezzling party funds and we hear what you think should be Burnham's brief if he becomes the next Prime Minister.
As Andy Burnham is sworn in as an MP, some in the party are mulling a leadership challenge to prevent his 'coronation', plus the Met Office issues a rare red extreme weather warning with schools closing due to the heat and Nigel Farage angrily defends his £5m gift from crypto billionaire.
Sir Keir Starmer says he will resign as prime minister as he makes a statement in Downing Street - setting out a timetable for his departure and a Labour leadership contest.
Andy Burnham has set up a potential showdown with Keir Starmer after winning the Makerfield byelection, paving the way for his return to Westminster and a challenge to the Labour leadership. Meanwhile the Scottish Tories win their first Westminster by-election in more than 50 years as the SNP holds on to Arbroath and Broughty Ferry.
Donald Trump has signed a 14-point agreement with Iran, claiming it delivered a “major win” for the United States. And, as England stormed to a 4-2 victory over Croatia in their opening World Cup match, a Oxfordshire Council dampens the celebrations as it seeks to ban England flags from street lampposts.
A retired British couple who were on a yacht which had warning shots fired near it by a Russian warship in the English Channel have described the "surreal" experience. Jeremy Clarkson reveals prostate cancer diagnosis in the latest series of Clarkson's Farm and Paddington packs his suitcase to head for Broadway.
A teacher has been found guilty of sexually abusing and murdering the 13-month-old baby boy he adopted with his partner. And after Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer bans under-16s from major social media platforms, Liz Kendall, Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, joins Nick in the studio to take your calls.
The Prime Minister announces a social media ban on under-16s and oil prices tumble while markets rally amid hopes the Strait of Hormuz will reopen with Iran and the US set to agree a deal to end the war.
John Healey resigns over the defence budget. Al Carns, armed forces minister follows him out and comes in to the studio to explain why. And the MenB rollout to Year 13 & university students to combat meningitis.
Water cannon used to disperse crowds in Belfast, Met Commissioner joins Nick to discuss how they have tackled phone theft and Scottish & English fans predict their chances of winning at the World Cup!
Protestors set fire to bus as disorder flares in Belfast after knife attack, Kemi Badenoch says we should be able to stop & search more - as it saves young black lives, and a baby disrupts Kenneth Branagh's performance of the Tempest.
Police forces hire £75k diversity officers as Conservatives announce plan to root out identity politics, is university a waste of money as a significant portion of graduates regret going, and what song would you say describes the UK right now?
Family of Henry Nowak call for return to 'common sense' policing, where did Andrew get the massive bruise on his face from, and David Coulthard speaks to Nick ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix.
Keir Starmer accuses Nigel Farage of exploiting Nowak case and denies 'two tier policing', James May talks to Nick about why pubs might be closing and can you tell the difference between a brown egg & a white egg?
Police face calls to drop race bias policies after Nowak Murder. 'Everybody hates Israel' alleges Trump. and Gen Z workers need to endure bad bosses says Michelle Obama
The second batch of Mandelson files have dropped and some of the text exchanges are amazing! Nigel Farage speaks out about the Henry Nowak murder, and ex-footballer John Barnes is in the studio to talk about the World Cup and how to watch it.
Police apologise for arresting a dying teen, stabbed with a ceremonial knife, after his killer's 'wicked' racism lie. Dame Helen Mirren is verbally abused in the street by a pro-Palestinian activist and Health officials reject calls for mass screening for prostate cancer by rationing it to only "a few thousand" men.
The Milburn report showing how joblessness will rise amongst the young, resident Doctors to go on strike for the 16th time, and the increase in older Dads!
Fordingbridge rape sentences to go to court of appeal, millions to benefit from lower travel & food costs, and a lurch to the left puts Britain at risk, Blair tells Labour
Criticism mounts over judges decision to spare boys who raped girl from Jail, it's been the hottest May Day on record, and Wes Streeting talks about his leadership bid.
UK waters down Russian oil sanctions, and fuel duty freeze extended until end of the year. MPs call for statutory social media ban for children, and why are Gemma Collins and the Education Secretary campaigning together
HS2 costs spiral over £100bn as the completion date pushed back, and the trains get slower. Arsenal win the league, and the latest on the Post Office Horizon scandal.
Andy Burnham sets out his mission to change Labour, obsession with speed blamed for HS2 failure, and who stole Gandalf the Goose?!
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Streeting starts up the Brexit wars in leadership contest, Parents face jail for their children's behaviour, and did you get married at 16 and it survived?
The crisis for Keir continues, as Health Secretary Wes Streeting resigns and Josh Simons MP stands down, but does this pave the way to Parliament for the King of the North? Plus Henry Riley marks the start of bathing season by taking a nippy dip in the Thames.
Miliband & Streeting set to fight Starmer for PM, Farage faces probe into £5M gift, and should there be a sunbed advertising ban?
Starmer meets Wes Streeting in Downing Street, as his leadership is still in the balance. Crime & Justice reforms coming in King's speech, and Eurovision turmoil as Israeli entry gets booed.
As the number of Labour MPs calling for Starmer to go, can he survive the day? Also, Waymo driverless cars getting stuck in a dead end street and 4 yr olds being treated for obesity.
Keir Starmer is fighting to stay as PM, and the Hantavirus cruise ship holidaymakers return.
Keir Starmer says "All of society must tackle antisemitism" in a Downing Street press conference, 13,000 flights to be cancelled in ongoing jet fuel crisis, and what is it like to try and quit vaping?
The Met commissioner joins Nick to discuss the increase in the terror threat, should there be a rethink on banning marches, and EU Airport chaos over new rules.
Aftermath of stabbing attacks in Golders Green, Blue badge holders report a rise in abuse, and is The Devil wears Prada 2 film going to be worth the wait?
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King Charles addresses the US Congress, Oil giant's profits soar off the back of the Iran war, and a Right to Buy overhaul to fix social housing.
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Crisis hit Starmer faces commons sleaze vote over Mandelson row, the King's state visit to the US begins, and Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch comes in to take your calls.
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Security in question for King's visit as White House correspondents' dinner shooter seems to have got in easily, 'time's up' for shoplifters says Keir Starmer, and is a 20% tip in a restaurant reasonable?
Small boat convicted rapist is reported to be a murderer who has fled Egypt to come here for 'handouts'. Trump says King's visit could 'absolutely' repair UK/US relations. And Tories set out plans to help the motorists.
UK & France strike £662M small boats deal, should we be celebrating St. George's day more, and the boss of Iceland comes in to take your calls.
Reaction to the Sir Olly Robbins appearance at the select committee yesterday, airlines call for emergency government support at the rising cost of jet fuel, and why are teenagers waving goodbye to the handshake?
Keir Starmer set to make a statement in the House of Commons over Mandelson appointment despite him failing vetting. Another arson attack on the London Jewish community, and 1000 drivers are getting wrongly fined after their car number plates are being cloned.
Peter Mandelson failed vetting but the foreign office overruled the decision, apparently unbeknown to the Prime Minister. Covid vaccine victims payout should be doubled says inquiry and vegan dogs!
IMF says the UK faces the biggest hit to growth from war of all major economies, Peer Lord Robertson says we need to get a grip on the welfare budget to fund our armed forces, and should the parents of Southport killer AR be deported for not speaking up more over concerns he was dangerous.
Inquiry into the Southport killer finds that family & authorities could have prevented the attack, Donald Trump posts - and then deletes - picture appearing to show him as Jesus, and Farmers threaten to block roads dues to fuel prices.
Trump says US will block Strait of Hormuz after peace talks broke down with Iran. high sugar foods scrapped from school menus, and Rory Bremner comes in to talk about his campaigning for SEND children
Starmer 'fed up' with world leaders causing energy price spike, UK says Russia ran submarine operation over cables & pipelines, and what's behind the extraordinary White House statement from Melania Trump on Epstein?
Should the Defence Secretary being going off to the south of France for Easter during a crisis, Russian ships sailing through the channel unchallenged, and how being married could reduce your risk of cancer.
Last minute ceasefire agreed between the US & Iran, Wireless festival cancelled after Kanye West refused entry to the UK, and Ann Keen responds to the chances of a government apology for the forced adoption scandal.
Trump threatens obliteration of Iran if they don't open the Strait of Hormuz, 6 day resident Doctors strike starts, and veteran Waitrose worker sacked after tackling shoplifter
The cost of living is rising as April sees £216 on household bills, LBC exclusive on sexual abuse in illegal care homes, "get your own oil" Trump tells Britain.
PM admits government can't help on it's own as amid warnings energy shock will be worse than the 1970s, millions of drivers in line for £830 compensation from car finance scandal, and Sir Jim Mackey, Chief Exec of NHS England comes in to take your calls.
Tony Blair says the Left must end it's unholy alliance with Islam, Police have solved zero burglaries in the last year in some regions, and mobility scooters going 20mph!
Fallout from the defence secretary's appearance on the show when he seemed unsure of how many Frigates and Destroyers the Navy has. Also, how much screen time should young children have and an emotional story of forced adoption from 1967.
The Chancellor pledges to support 'those who need it most' if energy bills spiral, the Pentagon to deploy 3000 troops to the Gulf, and the government plan to crack down on profiteering as oil prices surge.
Who do you believe...Trump or Iran? Call the Cabinet with Business secretary Peter Kyle, and a new landmark prostate screening trial.
Israel warns Iran has missile power to hit London, HS2 trains need to go slower, and why did Chappell Roan leave the daughter of Jude Law in tears?
Hegseth blasts 'ungrateful European allies' in the war on Iran, government funding to help worst illegal waste sites, and viroigist Dr Chris Smith answers your questions concerning the recent meningitis outbreak
Pharmacists struggling to get enough Meningitis vaccines to keep up with demand, and where has Queen Camilla just got a tatto?
Students in Kent queuing for antibiotics as Meningitis strain identified, what do the traditionally MAGA heartland think of Trump's Iran war, and the rising fuel prices, and 1 in 10 working Brits are on benefits.
Donal Trump criticises Starmer for not making unilateral decisions on UK involvement in the Iran conflict, Students queuing for antibiotics amid meningitis outbreak, and car park giant NCP on brink of collapse
Police make arrests at the London Al-Quds rally, a mass shoplifting spree in support of 'the needy', and landlords race to evict tenants before the ban on 'no fault' evictions comes in.
UK Base in Iraq comes under Iranian drone swarm attack, a British tourist in Dubai could face jail for filming Iranian missiles, and why are Lollipop ladies now wearing body cameras?
The government release some of the files regarding the appointment of Peter Mandelson as Ambassador to the US, why did Starmer not heed the warnings? And the LBC exclusive showing ISIS are encouraging 'mass casualty' attacks at this years World Cup in America, Canada & Mexico.
HMS Dragon finally departs Portsmouth, the Government launches a consultation into digital IDs to help with accessing public services, and are famous faces on banknotes set to be replaced with animals?!
Rachel Reeves warns brits Trump's Iran war could hit them in their pockets, the £50 million London apartments owned by the new Iranian leader, and Ian Huntley's funeral could cost £3000.
It's online safety day, and Nick speaks to the Ofcom boss about how many internet companies are being fined for breaching online safety laws. Also, is Timothy Chalamet wrong to criticise Opera & Ballet?
Keir Starmer defends his leadership over Iran attacks, defence sec, John Healey speaks to LBC in Cyprus, and is ADHD over diagnosed?
Royal Navy warship HMS Dragon is not expected to depart for the Med until at least next week as it is not ready, failed asylum seekers and their family could be paid up to £40k to leave the country, and which water company has pleaded guilty to parasite outbreak that left 143 people ill?
Trump says 'Starmer is no Churchill', gas & oil prices soar off the back of Iranian conflict, and you can order almost anything to be flown in by drone to prison!
Starmer stands by decision to snub Trump's Iran strikes, Labour says it has the right economic plan for Britain, and it's been 5 years since the abduction & murder of Sarah Everard.
UK to allow defensive strikes on Iran to launch from British bases, emergency evacuation plans for Brits in the Middle East, and teachers and parents urged to talk to children about Epstein crimes
Greens win Gorton & Denton by-election, Soham murderer seriously injured in prison attack, and Oxford Street to be pedestrianised.
Starmer promises to look at making student loans 'fairer', assisted dying on Welsh NHS a step closer, and the Met apologise to commons speaker for sharing Mandelson tip-off
Mandelson's lawyers say he was arrested over 'baseless' claim he was a flight risk. Ofgem price cap announcement should see your energy bills come down, and why are the young being urged to get checked for a fatal heart condition?
Peter Mandelson arrested for misconduct in a public office, the BBC criticised for what they did & didn't edit from the BAFTA's broadcast, and the Education Secretary comes in to take your calls in the latest 'Call the Cabinet'
Email proves Charles was warned about his brother's 'secret deals' whistleblower told Palace. The T-shirt that could save thousands of lives and government clarity over future SEND support in schools.
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor gets back home after his day in police custody, the UK blocks Trump from using UK air bases to bomb Iran, and what might we see if the US releases files on Aliens & UFOs!
Starmer sticks to youth minimum wage pledge despite job fears, tech firms will have to take down abusive images within 48 hours or face fines, and late night drinking during the World Cup!
Up to 7 police forces have now begun investigations into Andrew, linked to the Epstein files, PM & Chancellor embarrassing pancake flop, and the health dangers of travelling to Cape Verde.
The local elections which had been postponed are now back on for this May after a legal challenge from reform. Exclusive LBC report claims royal protection officers turned a 'blind eye' to Andrew's behaviour on Epstein island, and the death of a Hollywood legend as the world says goodbye to Robert Duvall.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is 'not above the law' as pressure mounts into Police probe, Russia killed Navalny with frog poison, and are you get into the Olympics after Britain wins 2 golds in a day.
The FA announce a probe into the 'colonised by immigrants' comments from Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Nadhim Zahawi joins Nick in the studio for his first broadcast interview since joining reform, and how you can help with new research into disabled people flying in space!
Keir Starmer's latest crisis as former aide that he appointed to the Lords has connections to paedophile, Man Utd co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe says the UK has been colonised by immigrants, and a rise in pupil bad behaviour a key factor in teachers quitting.
Keir Starmer declares class war, claiming he has the most working class cabinet ever, a 10 year plan to revitalise schools & colleges, and when oh when will it stop raining?!
The Scottish labour leader comes out against Keir Starmer, Ed Starmer comes on to support him, and should Prince William be meeting Mohamed Bin Slaman
Sir Keir Starmer is under pressure after top aide Morgan McSweeney resigns, MAGA fumes over Bad Bunny's Spanish-language Super Bowl performance, and a neuroscientist has found a way to 'engineer dreams'...
Sir Keir Starmer blames security services for Mandelson vetting failure, the King gets heckled over Andrew & Epstein scandal and you'll never guess how Olympic Ski jumpers are trying to gain an advantage...
Labour revolt forces Starmer to release files on Mandelson, locals react to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor moving in to Sandringham and how red tape is delaying funerals for weeks.
The police are investigating whether Mandelson passed sensitive government information to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaves Royal lodge in Windsor under the cover of darkness and what is the new Melania documentary film really like?
More Epstein scandal...should Mandelson still be a peer, and does the House of Lords now need to be reformed? Also - would you share your dashcam footage with the authorities showing other drivers littering?
Another tranche of Epstein files are released and there is yet more revelations related to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson, is the countryside racist, and daylight robbery in Richmond!
A Great Ormond Street Doctor botched operations harming nearly 100 children, the bus driver that jumped out of his cab to catch someone who stole a necklace off a passenger ends up getting sacked at tribunal, and the number of term-time school holiday fines rises again.
Is Trump amassing ships and troops in the Middle East for an attack on Iran? Labour risks election wipeout unless it improves Britain's high streets, and Brooklyn Beckham and his wife splash £80k on two bottles of wine!?
Hospitality sector says the new incentives from Rachel Reeves are still short of what is needed, £2million of stolen tools uncovered and Nick Clegg comes into the studio to discuss 10 years since Brexit.
Shabana Mahmood joins Nick in the studio to take calls, also previous Home Sec, Suella Braverman is the latest defection to reform, and we mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
Intensive care nurse Alex Pretti shoot dead by ICE agents during protests in Minneapolis, have Labour shot themselves in the foot by blocking Andy Burnham from standing as an MP, and it's 100 years since the first TV demonstration - Nick speaks to the Grandson of the inventor, John Logie Baird.
Trumps insult to NATO troops saying they stayed off the front line, should we have joined the new 'board of peace', and which film just picked up the most Oscar nominations ever?
Trump drops the Tariff threat after framework of deal agreed over Greenland, we hear from a Greenland resident on whether they would accept $1million to leave the Island, and Labour vote to remove the law that halts hounding of Ulster Troops.
Chinese mega-embassy approved by government, 'have a backbone' California governor urges European leaders, and it's 50 years since Concorde's first commercial flight.
Putin invited to join Trump's global 'Board of Peace', the Beckham's rift with Brooklyn deepens, and how long is too long for a film?
Starmer faces calls to axe King's state visit to the US, the culture secretary says Farage would be a 'fascist PM' and we take Keir Starmer's speech live about the Greenland situation and our relationship with Trump & the US.
Robert Jenrick gets sacked before joined the Reform party - who comes off looking best in this? Police chief job in the balance, and the new 'Dads Army' can enlist former troops up to the age of 65!
Labour try a relaunch with a new party political broadcast, but not everyone is falling for it. Which boss should get fired first - Midlands Police Chief, or the south east water boss, where thousands have suffered without water for days, and what's the connection between Donald Trump, Jesus, and Taylor Swift?
'Help is on it's way' Trump tells Iranian protesters, another government U-turn as digital IDs no longer compulsory, and War Horse author, Sir Michael Morpurgo speaks to Nick.
Former chancellor Nadim Zahawi surprise defection to reform, the lack of water in Tunbridge Wells continues, and how much are your vet bills?
'War on potholes' names & shames councils, Peter Mandelson refuses to apologise to Jeffrey Epstein's victims, and a home schooling surge.
Overnight storm Goretti lands in the UK bringing 99mph winds in Cornwall, weight loss jabs hit the bottom line at Greggs, says boss, and it's 10 years since David Bowie passed away.
US Migrant officer shoots protestor dead as she sits at the wheel of her car, the UK assist US in seizure of oil tankers in the Atlantic, and is a drama about Huw Edwards at the BBC in bad taste?
Starmer says UK forces could be on the ground in Ukraine in the event of peace deal, South East water boss gives himself 8 out of 10 despite locals having no drinking water for two weeks, and the extraordinary Home Affairs committee hearing with the police chief over Maccabi Tel Aviv fans being banned
Starmer says that the UK stands with Greenland & Denmark as Trump eyes up the strategic Island, the government announce an online hospital to see patients at home, and drivers over 70 to face compulsory eye tests.
Venezuelan President Maduro is captured by US forces and taken to New York to face trial, the government put powers in place to seize phones of migrants crossing the channel, and Starmer wants closer ties to the European single market.
First asylum seekers due in Crowborough Baracks in weeks, Chris Rea dies just before Christmas, and our Nick Ferrari show bloopers of 2025!
BBC facing calls to axe David William's xmas special from the schedules, trail hunting to be banned under new animal welfare push, and why has Brooklyn Beckham blocked his parents on instagram?
Local elections could be delayed again for millions and Michelle Mone-linked PPE Medpro company to be wound up after being ordered to repay £148M,
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Liverpool parade attacker sentenced, resident Doctors strike begins, and the Grand Secretary of the Freemasons in England responds to the Met saying all it's officers will have to declare if they are members.
Health Secretary is furious as resident Doctors ignore his pleas and vote unanimously for a 5 day walk out in the run up to Christmas, Trump is suing the BBC for defamation, and can anyone get an NHS dentist?
Reaction to the shooting in Bondi, Sydney where a Hanukkah celebration was targeted by what Australian police have called a father & son terror attack. Also, King Charles personal message about his own cancer diagnosis & treatment leads to a surge of people coming forward for screenings.
Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley & Health Secretary Wes Streeting are both in the studio taking your calls today
Could next week's Doctors strike be averted? A new policy in the USA will see visitors asked to provide the last 5 years of social media activity & an amazing call from an ex con
Donald Trump is scathing about Europe in a new interview, Australian's under 16 banned from social media and face masks to fight the flu season?
More budget previews, as Rachel Reeves targets the cost of living crisis, why is the new army tank making soldiers sick, and how did Keir Starmer get in trouble with a Headteacher of a Primary School?
Covid enquiry latest, Keir Starmer seems to be on an endless tour of the world, and Ian Payne talks to us from Perth on an amazing opening day for the Ashes
Starmer doesn't rule out stealth tax raid on incomes, the Russian spy ship pointing lasers at our fighter planes, and why are people riding their bikes naked?!
MI5 issues alert to parliament over Chinese espionage, a record number of Britain's are leaving the country, and Scotland qualify for the World Cup!
Shabana Mahmood says uk asylum system 'out of control' and that she is regularly called a f* P*, also, a new book on the Diana interview with Martin bashir at the BBC, and the politician that thinks kids wearing ear defenders in school is ridiculous.
Shabana Mahmood plans sweeping new immigration reforms, Donald Trump says he will go ahead with suing the BBC despite their apology, and a positive update on Jim, the homeless military vet who tried the op Fortitude helpline for us.
The resident Doctors strike starts as they begin another 5 day walk out, and Health Secretary Wes Streeting comes in to take your calls in the latest edition of 'Call the Cabinet'
Who leaked the leadership challenge from No.10, a follow up on operation fortitude reveals a homeless military vet can be housed with his dog, but not his partner, and a new way of teaching Shakespeare in schools.
Drama at No.10 as briefings against Wes Streeting leaked. 91 prisoners released in error, and we test the government's Op Fortitude helpline for homeless veterans, and it doesn't go well...
The BBC editing of Donald Trump in Panorama escalates as he threatens to sue them for £1 billion, and what does wearing a poppy mean to the young on armistice day?
The DG and Head of News resign over Donald Trump edit in Panorama, and help for homeless Veterans with a new initiative from the Government.
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Eleven arrested during night of protests as Aston Villa played Maccabi Tel Aviv. Nick speaks with Eddie Hammerman, a protester who was at the match.
BBC says newsreader 'broke rules' by pulling a face because her script said 'pregnant people'.
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Police manhunt underway as second foreign criminal mistakenly freed from jail. Nick is joined by Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones.
Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy sparks backlash after he's caught without a poppy at PMQs.
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Britain sliding 'into economic crisis' over £85bn sickness bill review finds. Former John Lewis boss and author of the report, Sir Charlie Mayfield, speaks with Nick.
Democrat Zohran Mamdani issues direct challenge to Trump as he sweeps to New York mayoral victory.
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Rachel Reeves refuses to rule out tax rises in Budget as she says she will make 'necessary choices'
Only 15% of Met 999 calls are real emergencies, police warn
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Man charged with 10 counts of attempted murder after the Huntingdon train stabbing. A survivor of the attack & Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander speak with Nick
Reeves to ban luxury cars for benefit claimants in autumn budget
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Andrew stripped of title as Virginia Giuffre’s family says she ‘brought down a prince’
Letting agent apologises for 'oversight' on Reeves rental licence. Trade Minister Sir Chris Bryant joins Nick
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Migrant sex offender, Hadush Kebatu, was given £500 after threat to disrupt deportation. Policing Minister Sarah Jones speaks with Nick
Rachel Reeves admits breaking rules by renting out her house without a licence
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Hurricane Melissa batters Cuba with 120mph winds after Jamaica declared disaster area
Afghan refugee arrested after man, 45, dies in Uxbridge triple stabbing. Border Security & Asylum Minister Alex Norris joins Nick
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King Charles heckled over Prince Andrew links to Epstein during cathedral visit. The heckler known as 'L' joins Nick
'Terrifying' scenes of masked Muslim protesters on the streets of east London like a 'foreign invading army', claims Nigel Farage
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Social landlords in England now forced to fix emergencies within 24 hours under Awaab's Law. Nick speaks with Housing Secretary Steve Reed
Reform MP Sarah Pochin says it ‘drives me mad seeing adverts full of black and Asian people’
Nick speaks with legendary former England footballer Paul Gascoigne in a no holds barred interview
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Plaid Cymru wins Caerphilly by-election as Labour loses seat for first time ever. Nick speaks with Paymaster General & MP for Torfaen, Nick Thomas-Symonds
Reports of OCD among under 25s triple in 10 years
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Grooming gang chaos as last remaining candidate withdraws from process to lead government inquiry. Jim Gable QPM joins Nick to discuss why he resigned
Petition for women-only tube carriages amid 'growing issue' nears 10,000 signatures
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
A third survivor has quit the grooming gang inquiry panel. Nick speaks with 'Elizabeth,' the most recent survivor to resign
Autistic volunteer is sacked from Waitrose after his family asked if he could start being paid after years of stocking shelves for free. Nick speaks with his mother, Frances Boyd
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Starmer’s grooming gang inquiry left in turmoil after two survivors quit panel. Nick speaks with Ellie-Ann Reynolds, who resigned from the inquiry this week
Metropolitan police to end non-crime hate investigations after Graham Linehan case
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Police looking into claims Prince Andrew asked protection officer to find information on his accuser Virginia Giuffre
New V-level courses to be brought in for students after GCSEs. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson speaks with Nick
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Starmer condemns ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attending Aston Villa match
Mum and new born baby die after home birth after feeling 'unsupported' by midwives during first pregnancy
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Government publishes evidence in collapsed China spying trial. Shadow Chancellor Sir Mel Stride speaks to Nick
Driverless taxis from Waymo will be on London’s roads next year, US firm announces
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Israel receives bodies of four more hostages, as US President says Hamas must disarm or be disarmed.
Royal Mail is fined £21m by Ofcom for missing first and second class mail delivery targets.
Watchdog suggests vets should publish prices and cap prescription costs, as pet owners are ripped off by excessive bills from big chains.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Keir Starmer joins queue of world leaders to shake hands with Donald Trump at Gaza peace summit, as US President hails plan.
A report highlighted in the House of Commons shows targeted checks for prostate cancer would save lives for just £18 per patient.
Most parents don't think their children need to be potty trained before starting school.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Trump says 'war is over' as Hamas releases all 20 remaining living Israeli hostages after two years in Gaza.
An equality, diversity and inclusion audit finds £70m is spent each year on 'diversity officers' across NHS, police and council services.
100 years since the birth of Margaret Thatcher is marked with a festival in the Iron Lady's hometown of Grantham.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Israel approves Trump's plan for Gaza ceasefire and hostage release. Nick speaks to Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper.
Labour could expand digital ID card programme to include to 13-year-olds, despite opposition from civil liberties campaigners.
LBC counts how many cyclists jump a red light at a busy London junction.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Trump says Israel and Hamas have agreed to first phase of Gaza peace deal, paving way for a ceasefire
Keir Starmer threatens a crackdown on pro-Palestine protest chants following the attack on a synagogue in Manchester
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast
Jewish students ‘harassed’ at university protests on October 7 anniversary
Mind the Cat: Charity criticises ‘disturbing’ TfL video that encourages bringing cats on the tube
More than 6 in 10 teachers think parents are seeking SEND diagnoses to give their children exam advantages
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Israel marks two years since Hamas terror attack as Starmer tells students to avoid 'un-British' protests
Robert Jenrick complained of ‘not seeing another white face’ in Birmingham neighbourhood. Leader of the Conservative Party Kemi Badenoch speaks to Nick
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Police to get new powers in crackdown on repeat protests after hundreds arrested at Palestine Action rally in London
Gary Neville blasts ‘middle-aged white men’ for dividing UK after Manchester attack
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Two Jewish worshipers killed in stabbing and car ramming attack on Yom Kippur at synagogue in Manchester. Nick speaks with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood
Nick is joined live by President of Israel Isaac Herzog to discuss rising antisemitism levels in the UK
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
An undercover BBC documentary at Charing Cross Police station has uncovered a 'culture of racism & misogyny' in the Met Police. Nick speaks with Commissioner of the Met Sir Mark Rowley
Firm linked to Tory peer Michelle Mone breached £122m PPE contract, judge rules
Star of Schitt's Creek, Eugene Levy, speaks to Nick about his new travel documentary series
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivers his speech at the Labour Party conference. Nick speaks directly with the PM in a one-to-one interview.
Rachel Reeves to lift two-child benefit cap in November budget
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Nick is in Liverpool for the Labour Party Conference. Health Secretary Wes Streeting joins him to discuss plans for a NHS Online service.
US President Donald Trump has announced a 20-point road map to end the conflict in Gaza.
A stag-do member faces five years in jail for 'trying to open the doors mid-air' on a budget flight to Spain.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Starmer has called Reform UK's migrant policy 'racist' & 'immoral'. Nick speaks with Head of Policy at Reform, Zia Yusuf
The government announce a new scheme to help get young people into work. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, joins live from the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
RAF air crews have won the right to wear vegan uniforms
Starmer to announce plans for digital ID scheme. Nick speaks with Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy
The Red Roses head to the Women's Rugby World Cup Final
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
The Royal Parks charity have refuted claims by Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage that migrants are killing & eating swans
Hundreds of new anxiety benefit claims approved every day under Labour
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Leader of Reform UK Nigel Farage takes your calls on free speech in the USA, the abolishment of indefinite leave to remain and Palestinian statehood
President Trump claims Europe is ‘going to hell’ and the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan wants Sharia Law in a speech to the United Nations
UK inflation set to be highest in the G7, Former Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt speaks to Nick
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
President Trump has made unfounded claims linking Tylenol, an American painkiller, to autism in children and warned pregnant women it is 'not good'
GPs told 'three strikes and rethink' to prevent avoidable deaths under Jess's Rule
Builders are urged to build more bungalows as demand soars among younger buyers
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The UK Government formally recognises a state of Palestine. Nick is joined by Foreign Office Minister Hamish Falconer.
Reform UK promises to kick out hundreds of thousands of migrants in mass deportations.
The 'wet wipe police' are tracking people who block sewers by flushing wet wipes down the toilet.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
President Trump suggests the UK government could use the military to control borders.
Business Secretary Peter Kyle says British students lack the entrepreneurial drive of their American peers.
50 years since the classic sitcom Fawlty Towers first appeared on our screens.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
President Donald Trump hails his second state visit as one of the highest honours of his life.
TikTok influencers advise parents how to claim benefits for children with special needs.
Jimmy Kimmel's late night show is suspended indefinitely following on-air comments about Charlie Kirk's assassination.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Labour's 'one in, one out' migrant deal is stalled as High Court temporarily blocks the deportation of an asylum seeker.
The first day of Donald Trump's second UK state visit gets going, with the US President set to meet King Charles.
Tributes come in for Hollywood actor and director Robert Redford who has died aged 89.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon are jailed for 14 years each over the death of their baby daughter.
Health tourists have cost the NHS £252million in three years after failing to pay for their care.
A school is branded 'authoritarian' for curbing toilet visits and limiting lunchtime to 15 minutes.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
The Metropolitan police have branded the injury of 26 officers 'wholly unacceptable' at a Tommy Robinson rally.
Tributes pour in for boxer Ricky Hatton, who has died aged 46.
Two thirds of Brits under 40 don't know what the Battle of Britain was.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Sir Keir Starmer is facing calls to explain why he appointined now-sacked Ambassador to the US, Lord Mandelson.
Ireland threatens to boycott the Eurovision Song Contest if Israel is allowed to participate.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
US conservative influencer Charlie Kirk killed speaking at a university in Utah. Nick speaks with Leader of Reform UK, Nigel Farage.
Calls grow for Sir Keir Starmer to sack Peter Mandelson as Ambassador to the US over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Ahead of a scheduled meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, the PM criticises overnight attacks by Israel on the Qatari capital Doha, Jamie Rubin gives his opinion on this and Peter Mandelson's birthday message to Epstein. And the contactless payment limit to rise again.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Sick days are on the rise with staff absent for an average of almost 14 days in the last twelve months.
Ofsted are set to roll out new report-cards for schools. Nick speaks with Chief Inspector of Ofsted Sir Martyn Oliver.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
LBC dedicates an entire day of programming to online safety. Nick speaks with Former Technology Secretary Peter Kyle & Chief Executive of Ofcom Dame Melanie Dawes
The London tube network shuts down almost entirely due to strike action. LBC's reporter Shivani Sharma attempts to travel the length of the Northern line using other transport methods
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
The asylum seeker whose arrest sparked the Epping hotel protests is found guilty of sexual assault.
Angela Rayner's lawyers deny giving the deputy PM tax advice on her new flat in Hove, in a fresh blow in the stamp duty row.
The hospitality sector is set to lose up to £110 million in upcoming tube strikes across London.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Deputy Prime Minister & Housing Secretary, Angela Rayner, has admitted to underpaying stamp duty on her second home by £40,000
Nigel Farage compares Britain to North Korea in address to US Congress
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan has been arrested at Heathrow over posts about trans issues on X
The government are to ban the sale of high-caffeine energy drinks to under-16s. Health Secretary Wes Streeting talks to Nick.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
The government announce tighter restrictions on refugee family reunion applications. Nick speaks to Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper.
Reform UK's deputy leader claims parents are 'using and abusing' free taxis for SEND children and warns 'unsustainable' spending will bankrupt local councils
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
The judge who ruled on the Epping asylum hotel closure has been reported for 'bias' over alleged links to left-wing causes and organisations
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson says parents must help tackle school children's bad conduct as figures show pupils may be missing 45 days a year due to behaviour
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Rights of asylum seekers trumps the people of Epping, Home Office argues. New single chicken pox vaccine offered to children on the NHS and Gen Z can't cope with using a fuel pump!
Windfarms are to blame for rise in energy bills, says Ofgem, young people being 'overdiagnosed' with mental ill health, and can Man United get any worse?
Nigel Farage's deportation plans, jobless benefit claimants surges under Labour and the wedding of the century - Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce announce their engagement!
Journalists are among 20 killed in a strike on Gaza hospital, the government plans for 100,000 new homes, and Nigel Farage announces plans for mass deportations.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Thousands await A-level, T-level & BTec results across England and Wales. Nick speaks with Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson
Families of the Air India crash are continuing to demand justice. Nick speaks with Miten Patel, whose parents both died in the tragedy
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The government announces expanded police use of facial recognition vans. Nick speaks to Policing Minister, Dame Diana Johnson.
Driving theory tests will now include CPR first aid questions
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The government announce a £100m boost to technical colleges to assist development of the construction industry. Nick speaks with Skills Minister, Baroness Jacqui Smith
Shopkeepers have been told not to put 'wanted' posters up as it could breach data protection laws.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
The Metropolitan Police deny using 'excessive force' when arresting 522 protestors showing support for Palestine Action this weekend. Nick speaks with Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones
US Vice President JD Vance holidays on the Cotswolds and meets with Foreign Secretary, David Lammy.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Israel’s security cabinet approves a plan to take over Gaza City
Chief Constable of the West Midlands Police, Craig Guildford, takes your calls on asylum protests, shop theft & public order policing
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Kemi Badenoch has revealed the horrific crime that led her to lose faith in God, but says she is still a 'cultural Christian'
The government has announced a crackdown on cosmetic surgery ‘cowboys’ after botched Brazilian butt lifts
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
The government have announced a £88 million boost to youth services. Nick speaks to Culture Secretary, Lisa Nandy
M&S have been slammed after a trans employee approached a 14yr old girl in the lingerie section of their shop.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
The UK & France's migrant return deal begins today. Nick speaks with Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper
Sir Michael Morpurgo, infamous children's author, says we need to stop shying away from the horrors of war in kid's books.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Fifteen people have been arrested as asylum protests continue to erupt across England.
The government has announced a £100m boost to border security to crackdown on people smuggling gangs. Nick speaks with Border Security Minister Dame Angela Eagle.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
The ninja sword ban comes into force today as part of the government's knife crime crackdown. Nick speaks with Policing Minister, Dame Diana Johnson
The Family of Virginia Giuffre have asked Trump not to pardon Ghislaine Maxwell. Nick speaks with Ghislaine's brother, Ian Maxwell
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Reform UK Leader, Nigel Farage takes your calls on recognition of Palestine, the online safety act, and whether or not he will be going to Notting Hill Carnival
Freed hostage, Emily Damari, says Starmer 'risks rewarding terror' after announcing the UK will recognise Palestinian statehood if Israel do not agree to a lasting ceasefire.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
The UK will recognise Palestine as a state in September, unless Israel commits to a ceasefire. Nick speaks with Shadow Foreign Secretary, Dame Priti Patel
A Government Minister has been criticised after saying that Nigel Farage was 'siding with Jimmy Savile' over plans to oppose online safety laws
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Trump tells Starmer to reduce tax and immigration.
Thousands of supporters turn out for the Lionesses' victory parade.
And a school on the Isle of Wight faces backlash after rewarding 100% attendance.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Trump rails against 'con job windmills' that 'ruin the view from his golf course.'
More than 50 porn websites found with no age verification despite new online child protection law coming into effect.
And Keir Starmer to meet Donald Trump to discuss Gaza, Ukraine, and trade.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Resident doctors in England have begun five days of industrial action, demanding a 29% pay increase. Nick speaks with a doctor on the picket line in London
The government have announced new age verification checks for pornography & harmful content websites. Nick speaks with Technology Secretary, Peter Kyle
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Essex Police have denied claims that they 'bussed' pro-migrant activists to a protest outside an asylum hotel in Epping, Essex.
Keir Starmer and Narendra Modi have signed a UK-India trade deal. Nick talks to Business Secretary, Jonathan Reynolds.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
The government have announced a partnership with Just Eat, Deliveroo and Uber Eats in a crackdown on illegal working hotspots. Nick speaks with Migration Minister, Seema Malhotra.
More than 100 humanitarian groups warn that 'mass starvation' is spreading across Gaza
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
The government announce the first sanctions against people-smuggling gangs and sign an open letter accusing Israel of depriving Gazans of ‘human dignity’. Nick speaks with Foreign Secretary, David Lammy
Nigel Farage pledges to bring tougher bobbies on the beat as 'society needs that tiny bit of fear.'
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Five people have been arrested after protests erupted outside a hotel housing asylum seekers, condemned as 'mindless thuggery' by the police
Water regulator Ofwat should be scrapped, says review into 'broken' industry. Water Minister, Emma Hardy speaks to Nick.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
The UK and France announce a new 'one in, one out' deal to cut the number of small boats crossing the Channel. Nick speaks with Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper.
A 24yr old man is fatally stabbed outside a five-star hotel in Knightsbridge after a masked attacker allegedly tried to steal his gold Rolex watch.
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Resident Doctors announce strike plans, LBC exclusive exposes the number of government contracts still being awarded to Horizon after their involvement in the Post Office scandal, and the new technique being used to reduce hair lose in chemotherapy patients.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Gregg Wallace sacked from BBC as 50 fresh allegations made against MasterChef star
King Charles says strong UK-France bond will protect against 'profound challenges' in state banquet speech
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Health minister Stephen Kinnock tells LBC the Chancellor is to look at tax 'very carefully'
Starmer battles to save ‘one in, one out’ migrant pact during Macron state visit
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Australian woman found guilty of murdering three relatives by serving lunch laced with 'toxic mushrooms'
Starmer warned over fresh rebellion as PM faces backlash against special education needs reforms
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Zarah Sultana MP resigns from Labour to 'lead new party with Jeremy Corbyn'
Diogo Jota's medical team reveal details of star's final hours before tragic death
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Rachel Reeves 'hopelessly out of her depth' and 'absolutely' must go, Nigel Farage tells LBC
Liverpool star Diogo Jota, 28, killed in car crash in Spain two weeks after getting married
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Pat McFadden refuses to confirm total migrant channel crossings will fall over next 12 months
Bridgerton star fears revenge from machete attacker when he’s released from prison after phone theft
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
BBC boss Tim Davie is under mounting pressure in Glastonbury 'hate chant' row after it emerges he decided not to pull the livestream
Ministers launch a review into parental leave and pay. Nick speaks to Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
The BBC have been condemned after broadcasting Bob Vylan's Glastonbury set where they chanted 'death to the IDF'
UK Supermarkets are being told to cut down customers calories in new anti-obesity drive
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Sir Kier Starmer has announced a U-turn on controversial welfare reforms after 120 MPs rebelled. Nick speaks with Care Minister Stephen Kinnock
Fury has erupted after police failed to remove a Pro-Palestine protestor who came to a demo dressed as a Holocaust victim
The Prince and Princess of Wales are under fire from animal rights charity PETA, after their dog had puppies.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Samurai sword attacker guilty of murdering schoolboy in bloody rampage on the streets of London
Migrant 'allowed to stay in UK because he does not want to be made to shave off his beard'
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Defence Secretary joins Nick and is unable to confirm to Nick whether the government supports the US in their actions over the weekend
Starmer insists welfare vote to take place on Tuesday - despite more than 130 MPs joining growing rebellion
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Met chief brands Palestine Action an ‘organised criminal extremist group’ as he defends 'two-tier policing' claims
And Sir Keir Starmer warns of 'era of radical uncertainty' as he pledges to boost defence and security spending
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Armed Forces Minister refuses seven times to say whether UK backs US military action in Iran
Wes Streeting launches national investigation into NHS maternity scandals
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Rochdale grooming gang leaders may finally be deported to Pakistan.
And MPs prepare to vote on Kim Leadbeater's Assisted Dying bill.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Foreign Secretary to meet US officials in Washington as Trump mulls over strikes against Iran
And Brit grandmother who died from rabies after being scratched by puppy as family issues stark warning
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Iran has warned American involvement in its war with Israel would spell 'all-out war' in the Middle East.
And HS2 to be delayed again as costs spiral by £37bn after 'litany of failure'.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Grooming gangs inquiry ‘must not delay action’ against child abuse, says NSPCC
And Trump says early G7 exit 'nothing to do' with ceasefire as Iran and Israel exchange more strikes
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Treasury minister is unable to answer basic questions on £10bn Thames crossing
And Keir Starmer joins crisis talks to stop full-scale war between Iran and Israel
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Former fighter pilot tells Nick it's 'nothing short of a miracle' that one person survived in Air India crash.
And Iran launches over 100 drones towards Israel, IDF says after Israel targeted Iran in major attack.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Brian Wilson, co-creator of iconic 1960s band the beach boys, dies aged 82
And a senior doctor in Martha's rule case will not be disciplined
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Ex-student slaughters ten in Austrian school rampage before turning gun on himself
And Rachel Reeves admits Brits are NOT feeling better off ahead of the spending review
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Eight million more pensioners to receive Winter Fuel Payment as full details of government's major U-turn revealed
Frederick Forsyth, author of bestselling novel The Day of the Jackal, dies aged 86
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
President Donald Trump deploys the National Guard to tackle protests in Los Angeles that erupted after alleged immigration raids
Dawn French has apologised after being accused of using a 'mocking tone' in a video about the October 7th attacks
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Labour defeats SNP in surprise Hamilton by-election win as Reform finish third.
Family's fury as schoolboy, 15, who beat 80-year-old dog walker to death is jailed for just seven years and girl who filmed attack is spared detention.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson joins Nick Ferrari as all children on universal credit to get free school meals from 2026 in 'historic' Government U-turn
And Lorne Castle, the award-winning officer who was sacked for 'lack of respect' toward a knife-carrying teen, joins Nick Ferrari.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Rachel Reeves unveils £15bn for Trams, Trains and Buses outside London
And Gaza aid centres close for the day as Israel warns roads leading to hubs 'considered combat zones'
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Environment Secretary Steve Reed joins Nick as KKR pull out of plans to buy Thames Water.
And British Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies speaks to LBC as Canoeing OnlyFans star opens up after having Olympic dream sunk.
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Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard tells Nick he's still confident defence spending will reach 3% of GDP by 2034 despite changing language over commitment at weekend.
And 40 Russian bomber planes struck as Ukraine claims to have conducted drone attack.
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Robert Jenrick admits breaking TfL rules to confront fare dodgers and dares transport chiefs to 'bring on' punishment
And Nick is joined by Minister for School Standards Patients and pupils to benefit from school and hospital repairs
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Minister for Water and Flooding, Emma Hardy unveils the governments plans to build new reservoirs for the first time in 30 years.
And two police officers who pepper-sprayed and tasered a 92-year-old amputee in a care home have been found not guilty of assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Housing and Planning Minister Matthew Pennycook explains how the government are 'encouraging more SMEs back into industry'.
Liverpool parade crash suspect is quizzed on suspicion of attempted murder and drug-driving.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Bridget Phillipson reveals the governments plan to provide a total of 120,000 new training opportunities for construction workers, engineers, healthcare staff and other trades in England before the next general election.
And Liverpool fan tells of 'absolute agony' after being hit in parade horror - as four still ‘very, very ill in hospital’.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Sir Kier Starmer's Chagos deal could cost the UK up to £30 billion. Nick talks to Armed Forces Minister, Luke Pollard
Prime Minister Netanyahu has said Starmer is on 'the wrong side of history' following the murder of two Israeli embassy staff in Washington DC.
Doctor Who’s lead star Ncuti Gatwa has been axed after just two series after ratings nosedive
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The government has released it's sentencing review, including plans to chemically castrate paedophiles and sex offenders. Chair of the Ministry of Justice Sentencing Review, David Gauke speaks to Nick.
Two Israeli embassy staff shot dead outside the Jewish Museum in Washington DC
Sir Kier Starmer announces a u-turn on the winter fuel payment cuts
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The government have launched eighty-one investigations into sewage spills caused by water companies. Nick talks to Environment Secretary, Steve Reed.
The UK has suspended trade talks with Israel after Foreign Secretary David Lammy called the aid blockade 'morally wrong'
Wife of an ex-Tory councillor, Lucy Connolly, has lost her appeal. She was jailed for inciting racial hatred after posting a tweet urging her followers to 'set fire' to asylum hotels
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Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson has branded Sir Kier Starmer the 'manacled gimp of Brussels,' over the Brexit reset deal. Nick is joined by Shadow Foreign Secretary, Dame Priti Patel.
The UK, France and Canada have threatened action against Israel over Gaza in a joint statement.
A couple in Winchester have been awarded damages by the High Court after footballs were repeatedly kicked over their garden fence.
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A 'reset' deal has been reached between the UK and EU including a 12 year extension of EU fishing quotas until 2038. Nick speaks to Business & Trade Secretary, Jonathan Reynolds
Gary Lineker is expected to leave the BBC by the end of the week after he received fresh criticism for resharing an 'offensive' post about Zionism
The Princess of Wales has backed calls for longer paid paternity leave in the UK
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Children will be taught some 'grit' to tackle the growing mental health crisis in schools. Nick speaks to Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson
A road safety charity is calling for a new speed limit of 10pmh on city roads
Gary Lineker defends his pro-Palestine stance, saying "If you are silent on Gaza, you are complicit"
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UK GDP has grown 0.7% in the first quarter of this year, beating out all other G7 countries. Nick talks to Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Emma Reynolds
Gary Lineker has apologised for an 'offensive' post he re-shared on his Instagram featuring an image of a rat
The Assisted Dying bill faces another reading in Parliament. Labour MP behind bill, Kim Leadbeater, takes your calls
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An LBC Investigation has found that frontline workers such as paramedics, teachers and police officers are assaulted every 2 minutes in Britain.
Thames Water Chief, Chris Weston, has defended his £195,000 bonus after only three months work.
And Nick Ferrari's jeep is stolen from outside his home in an epidemic of 'keyless' car thief gangs.
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Kier Starmer says without migration rules we risk becoming 'an island of strangers'. Nick talks to Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper
A man is arrested for suspected arson attacks on properties linked to the PM.
A power outage brings the London Underground to a standstill
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Shadow Home Office Minister Matt Vickers tells Nick that Keir Starmer is 'saying one thing and doing another' after his announcement on immigration.
And there's a demand for 'super-max' security measures for worst inmates.
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Jeremy Hunt tells Nick that the UK-US trade deal is not a great deal, but a better position than we were four months ago.
British novelist Robert Harris joins Nick Ferrari to discuss how it was revealed by Pope Leo's brother that he watched Conclave, the film, ahead of the conclave to educate himself.
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Defence Secretary John Healey tells Nick that VE day is a reminder to step up and increase defence spending and peace in Ukraine.
And Pakistan claims to have killed 40-50 Indian soldiers near Kashmir border in retaliation to strikes.
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Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds tells Nick that the UK-India trade deal is a 'smasher of a deal'.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has ruled out a U-turn on winter fuel payment cuts.
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Health Secretary Wes Streeting speaks to Nick as GP surgery refurbs are set to enable more than 8 million appointments.
And nearly 4 in 10 Brits, including over two-thirds of 18-24 year-olds, are unable to identify what happened on VE Day, a shocking new poll for LBC has revealed.
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Nick speaks to Reform UK's Nigel Farage, who insists that, although his Party's win might be by a 'small margin', it is a huge victory given it's 'one of Labour's safest seats in the country'.
And Polling expert Sir John Curtice tells Nick that Reform are 'significant players' and that they challenge the traditional dominance of the Conservatives and Labour.
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King Charles tells of his 'frightening experience' being among thousands diagnosed with cancer every year.
Nick Ferrari hears from Unite leader Sharon Graham who hopes that 'common sense prevails' in today's Birmingham bin talks that she's leading.
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Environment Secretary Steve Reed defends government's environmental policies amid criticism from Tony Blair.
Nick Ferrari gets the latest after three have been injured in Forest Gate shooting with two arrested.
Shadow environment Victoria Atkins joins us after accusing the Labour government of breaking Purdah rules with Defra's fly tipping press release.
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Yvette Cooper confirms there are no figures available on new asylum sex offender crackdown.
Nick Ferrari speaks to former BBC executive Roger Bolton After BBC Chairman Samir Shah has said that 'powerful individuals' AT BBC MAKING LIVES OF COLLEAGUES 'UNBEARABLE'.
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Youth Demand have claimed that the activists who disrupted the London Marathon on Tower Bridge have made 'a massive sacrifice'.
London are at the centre of a knife crime epidemic with more attacks than the whole of Germany.
11 killed as car ploughs into Vancouver festival crowd.
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Water company bosses could face up to two years in prison due to new powers in force today. Nick speaks to Environment Secretary Steve Reed from the banks of the River Lark
Nigel Farage has sparked backlash after comments that Britain is facing an overdiagnosis epidemic of 'mental illness problems'
Shoplifting offences in England & Wales are at the highest level ever recorded
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Households in the south could be paying more for electricity under new 'zoning pricing' being considered by the government. Nick talks to Energy Secretary Ed Miliband.
The Liberal Democrats have backed calls to fine 'headphone dodgers' for playing music out loud on trains and buses.
Mourners visiting Pope Francis lying-in-state have been horrified by crowds taking selfies next to his casket.
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Police chiefs are granted powers to sack officers who fail background checks. Nick talks to Policing Minister Dame Diana Johnson.
The IMF has warned that the UK may be hid the hardest by the global trade war.
Sir Kier Starmer has urged the public to reclaim the English flag on St George's Day
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The government begins the rollout of free breakfast clubs in schools across the nation. Nick talks to Early Education Minister Stephen Morgan.
The Conservatives are pushing to abolish non-hate crime incidents. Nick talks to Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philps.
Vegan protestors were confronted after trying to block shoppers from buying their Easter lamb.
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GPs who don't refer their patients to hospital will get a £20 'bonus' under a new government scheme. Nick talks to Minister for Secondary Care Karin Smyth.
The Birmingham bin strike will continue as talks collapse. Nick talks to Shadow Paymaster General Richard Holden.
A Labour Minister has said private pub chats must be sure not to offend staff.
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More than 1,000 miles of roadworks will be lifted to allow easy travel over the Easter Weekend. Nick talks to Minister for the Future of Roads Lilian Greenwood.
The Liberal Democrats are calling for a 'countryside copper guarantee,' after their report found only 0.4% of police are dedicated to rural crime teams. Nick talks to Leader of the Liberal Democrats Sir Ed Davey.
Nigel Farage says that young people are simply 'choosing' not to work.
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The Birmingham bin strike continues after Unite reject the latest offer. Nick talks to General Secretary of Unite Sharon Graham.
A Texas-style prison scheme is being piloted in the UK for the most prolific offenders. Nick talks to Chair of the Ministry of Justice Sentencing Review David Gauke.
A UK village is over-run with travellers, forcing a local pub to close down.
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The government use emergency powers to stop Scunthorpe's blast furnaces shutting down. Nick talks to Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury James Murray.
MPs find no evidence of 'two-tier policing' in summer riots response. Nick talks to Deputy Leader of Reform UK Richard Tice.
A mother is banned from her daughter's primary school for complaining about lessons on gender identity.
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Over 100,000 extra NHS patients have been treated on time since Labour came into government. Nick talks to Minister for Social Care Stephen Kinnock.
The National Crime Agency have raided hundreds of barbershops across the UK suspected of being fronts for crime gangs. Nick talks to Leader of Reform UK Nigel Farage.
Michael Gove is set to receive a peerage in Rishi Sunak's resignation honours list.
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Sir Kier Starmer has unveiled plans to get bobbies back on the beat. Nick talks to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police Stephen Watson.
Hamas have launched a challenge against the Home Office to remove it from a list of banned terror groups.
The BBC has reinstalled a sculpture by paedophile Eric Gill with a new protective screen.
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A new Universal theme park is confirmed to open in Bedfordshire bringing £50 billion to the UK economy. Nick talks to Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy.
Pro-Palestine activists place 'body bags' outside David Lammy's home and block roads in central London.
Grand National runner Celebre d'Allen dies following Saturday's race at Aintree.
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The government announces the recruitment of 1,500 new GPs in the NHS. Nick speaks to Health Secretary Wes Streeting.
President Trump refuses to halt global tariffs as European and Asian stock markets continue to suffer.
The first baby born via womb transplant is born in the UK.
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Kemi Badenoch has been criticised for her 'disgraceful' response to Israel barring two Labour MPs from entering Israel.
Nick talks to Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander about the government's proposed plans to reform electric car rules.
CEO of Britain's biggest recruitment agency James Reed, takes your calls.
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The government is considering retaliatory action after US President Donald Trump revealed a 10% tariff on all UK goods. Nick speaks to Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury James Murray.
Benefits 'influencers' have sparked outrage online after teaching people how to 'game' the system.
Julie Goodyear's husband has deleted a picture of his wife shared online amid her dementia battle after facing backlash.
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US President Donald Trump has announced a 10% tariff on all UK goods in the latest escalation of the global trade war. Nick speaks to Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds.
The Prime Minister has condemned the all-out bin strike in Birmingham as "completely unacceptable". Former Mayor of the West Midlands Andy Street is live in the studio.
Teenagers in England typically have worse socio-emotional skills than their peers in other countries, a report has suggested.
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US President Donald Trump is set to announce a new round of tariffs on his so-called ‘liberation day’.
Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch warns free speech is at risk in Britain amid to a row over silent protests outside abortion clinics.
Nick speaks to Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson and Shadow Levelling Up Secretary Kevin Hollinrake.
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Sir Keir Starmer has met with the creators of Adolescence for talks on how to prevent young boys being dragged into a "whirlpool of hatred and misogyny".
Workers are set for a pay boost of up to £117 as the increase in the National Living Wage takes effect. Nick speaks to Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds and Leader of the Conservative Party Kemi Badenoch.
The number of council officials receiving more than £100k pay deals has hit a record high.
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Sir Keir Starmer welcomes representatives from more than 40 countries to London as he opens the first major international summit on illegal migration.
The rules around MP expenses come under scrutiny after a Labour MP was able to claim £900 for 'pet rent'.
Hertfordshire police are facing backlash after a couple were arrested at their family home following a dispute with their child's school.
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King Charles spent a short period of time in hospital after experiencing side effects during cancer treatment.
Just Stop Oil has announced an end to direct action, claiming it has succeeded because the government is planning to end new oil and gas extraction.
Violent crime in Britain's classrooms has hit nearly 100,000 incidents in the last three years, a shocking new report reveals.
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Rachel Reeves has cut the welfare budget further and boosted defence spending in her Spring Statement. Nick speaks live to the Chancellor.
President Trump's team have played down a security breach that saw a journalist invited into a Signal group chat where war plans were discussed.
Schools are offering rewards including iPads and pizza to children to boost their attendance, a report has suggested.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to make further welfare cuts in her Spring Statement. Nick speaks to Defence Secretary John Healey.
Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a ceasefire in the Black Sea.
Sarah Everard's parents have joined calls for tougher sentences to be imposed on serious violent and sexual criminals.
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Labour has been accused of turning a ‘blind eye to slavery’ over solar panels made in China. Nick speaks to Housing and Planning Minister Matthew Pennycook.
MPs are set to receive an inflation-busting 2.8 per cent pay rise taking their wages to almost £94,000.
Olympic rowing champion Sir Steve Redgrave is joining conservationists in a call for urgent action on pollution in the Thames. Sir Steve joins Nick live.
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The Chancellor has announced £600 million of funding to train tens of thousands more skilled construction workers over the next four years. Nick speaks to Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander.
National Grid boss has said Heathrow had 'enough power' from other substations following a fire that caused the airport to shut down.
Elton John, Harry Styles and Stormzy are among the artists backing Ed Sheeran's call for Sir Keir Starmer to commit £250m of funding for music education.
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Heathrow Airport has been plunged into chaos after a fire at an electrical substation left it, and more than 100,000 homes, without power.
The first major project for Great British Energy is to put rooftop solar panels on around 200 schools and 200 NHS sites, saving hundreds of millions on their energy bills. Nick speaks to Energy Security Secretary Ed Miliband.
Nick marks five years since the start of the Covid-19 lockdown.
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A teenager who murdered his family and planned to carry out the deadliest school shooting in history has avoided a whole life order.
Sir Gareth Southgate, the former England football manager, has warned that young men are falling victim to “callous, manipulative and toxic influencers”.
More than 80% of people have seen no improvement in their finances since the election of the Labour government eight months ago, a new poll for LBC has found.
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The government has announced a raft of welfare reforms it says will help bring more people into work and save the taxpayer billions of pounds. Nick speaks to Social Security Minister Sir Stephen Timms.
A teenager who murdered three members of his family planned to carry out one of the biggest massacres of the 21st Century, a court heard.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed in a call with Donald Trump to pause energy attacks but has rejected a full ceasefire.
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Hundreds of people are reported to have been killed after Israel launched 'extensive' strikes on Gaza.
Thousands of government credit cards will be cancelled to crack down on wasteful spending. Nick speaks to Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden.
President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin are set to speak in a phone call to discuss ending the war in Ukraine.
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Labour benefits rift deepens as plans to slash the welfare bill are expected to be 'watered down' amid fears of a backbench revolt. Nick speaks to Economic Secretary to the Treasury Emma Reynolds.
The number of failed asylum seekers waiting for an appeal against their rejected claims has soared by nearly 500 per cent in two years.
US President Donald Trump has launched strikes against the Houthis in Yemen.
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Sir Keir Starmer announces NHS England will be abolished to 'cut bureaucracy'. Nick speaks to Secondary Care Minister Karin Smyth.
The requirement for a High Court judge to approve assisted dying applications has been dropped by the committee considering the bill.
Vladimir Putin has set out conditions for a ceasefire with Ukraine.
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'Britain's Strictest Headteacher' Katharine Birbalsingh is live in the studio to answer your calls.
Sir Keir Starmer congratulates Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the '30-day ceasefire' proposal. Nick speaks exclusively to President of Estonia Alar Karis.
Nigel Farage warns there is ‘no way back’ for Rupert Lowe as the Reform UK civil war deepens.
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Triple killer Kyle Clifford refused to appear in court to face his victims’ family, as a judge sentenced him to a life behind bars.
The Sentencing Council has rejected demands by the justice secretary to reverse controversial guidance that some have said risks 'two-tier' justice.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy is ready to accept a ceasefire deal, as the US says it has resumed intelligence sharing and military aid with Ukraine.
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The UK government has accused Israel of risking a breach of international law after it cut off electricity supply to Gaza.
People living near new pylons could get £250-a-year off their energy bills. Nick speaks to Housing and Planning Minister Matthew Pennycook.
Sir Keir Starmer has called the current benefits system unsustainable, indefensible and unfair.
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LBC puts online safety for children in the spotlight with a dedicated day of programming. Nick speaks to Ofcom Chief Executive Dame Melanie Dawes.
Seven in ten Brits would support the introduction of smoking-style warnings on social media platforms, an LBC poll has found.
Nick speaks to Minister for Local Growth and Building Safety Alex Norris.
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Children in the most deprived areas of England will get access to a programme of supervised toothbrushing at school to help protect them from tooth decay. Nick speaks to Care Minister Stephen Kinnock.
Triple killer Kyle Clifford searched for Andrew Tate's podcast before rape and murders.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy plans to head to Saudi Arabia where his team will meet with US officials.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to cut billions of pounds from the welfare budget in her Spring Statement this month. Nick speaks to Industry Minister Sarah Jones.
US President Donald Trump has issued what he called a "last warning" to Hamas to release the hostages being held in Gaza.
Ministers have criticised plans to make the ethnic background of offenders a greater factor in determining whether to jail them.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says his fiery meeting with Donald Trump is "regrettable" and "did not go the way it was supposed to".
US Vice-President JD Vance denies insulting British troops over "random country" comment.
Victims will receive swifter justice as the government announces record funding for the Crown Court. Nick speaks to Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood.
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US President Donald Trump has paused military aid to Ukraine following his clash with Zelensky at the White House.
The majority of school leaders have reported being abused by parents in the past year, a survey has revealed.
Labour is preparing major changes to special educational needs provision in English schools.
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Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage is live in the studio answering your calls.
Sir Keir Starmer has dismissed calls to scrap an second state visit for Donald Trump following a clash with Ukraine's President Zelensky. Nick speaks to Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard.
Foreign criminals will be deported quicker to free up space in Britain's overcrowded prisons.
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A new deal for GPs will fix the front door of the NHS and end the '8am scramble.' Nick speaks to Health Secretary Wes Streeting.
The number of asylum claims and hotel places for migrants have reached a record high. Nick speaks to Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp.
The BBC has apologised for 'serious flaws' in its controversial documentary about life in Gaza.
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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer arrives in Washington ahead of key talks with President Trump. Nick speaks to Science Minister Peter Kyle.
The Met Police is set to publish a new stop and search charter, shaping the future of how one of policing’s most effective but contentious tactics is used in London.
Hundreds of media figures have signed a letter calling on the BBC to reinstate its controversial documentary about life in Gaza.
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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has set out plans to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027. Nick speaks to Defence Secretary John Healey.
The BBC has been accused of 'whitewashing' the views of participants in its Gaza documentary.
One of Britain's strictest headteachers has blasted 'gentle' middle-class parenting tactics.
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Nick speaks to Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson to mark the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Donald Trump and Emmanuel Macron shared a series of awkward handshakes after meeting at the White House to discuss Ukraine's future security.
Police will be able to search properties for stolen phones without a warrant under the government’s crime and policing bill. Nick speaks to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy has praised the "absolute heroism" of the Ukrainian people as his country marks the third anniversary of Russia's invasion. Nick speaks to Security Minister Dan Jarvis.
Fury as a grandmother is visited by the police after criticising politicians online.
Sir Tim Rice, the multi-award winning, internationally renowned lyricist joins Nick in the studio.
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Israel has accused Hamas of violating the ceasefire deal after forensic testing revealed the body returned from Gaza was not that of Shiri Bibas.
The death of soldier Jaysley Beck, 19, was, in part, caused by the British Army's handling of her sexual assault complaint, a coroner has said.
Creative control of the James Bond franchise has been handed to Amazon MGM Studios, in a joint venture with the current owners.
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The Prime Minister has shown support for the "democratically elected" President of Ukraine following comments made by Donald Trump.
A third of small businesses are planning to axe jobs amid worries over soaring staff costs.
The BBC has been urged to take down a documentary about life in Gaza which was allegedly narrated by the son of a Hamas official. Nick speaks to Culture, Media and Sport Secretary Lisa Nandy.
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‘Ronan’s Law’ will see the toughest crackdown to date on knife sales online. Nick speaks to Policing Minister Dame Diana Johnson.
The most senior judge in England and Wales has sparked a backlash by attacking Sir Keir Starmer over remarks he made about an immigration ruling.
The BBC has been accused of "blindly spouting propaganda" after the corporation allegedly aired a documentary featuring the son of a Hamas leader.
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Ukraine peace talks continue, as Keir Starmer says any agreement must come with a 'US Security guarantee', new rail watchdog to give passengers a voice, and a political drive to look 'tough on crime' behind prison capacity crisis says report.
Will Keir Starmer sanction UK troops in Ukraine amid calls to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP, WFH parents make children think school is 'optional', and Isaac Herzog, President of Israel speaks exclusively to Nick Ferrari marking 500 days since October 7, 2023.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The Prime Minister was forced to cut short his visit to a housing development after farmers staged a loud protest against the government's changes to inheritance tax.
A Downton Abbey star has opened up about the challenges of living with OCD.
Nick speaks to Science, Innovation and Technology Secretary Peter Kyle ahead of the Munich Security Conference.
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US President Donald Trump has said that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed to begin negotiations to broker a ceasefire in Ukraine.
More than 100 potential locations have been suggested for new towns in England. Nick speaks to Housing and Planning Minister Matthew Pennycook.
A judge-led public inquiry into the Nottingham attacks will take place "within weeks", it has been announced.
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President Trump has doubled down on US plans to take over Gaza in a meeting with Jordan's King Abdullah II.
Saudi Ambassador, Prince Khalid bin Bandar Al Saud, is live in studio to speak to Nick about the conflict in the Middle East, Donald Trump and the 2034 FIFA World Cup.
The government has announced £350 million to increase the number of affordable and social homes, support homeownership and ease council housing pressures. Nick speaks to Local Growth Minister Alex Norris.
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US President Donald Trump has issued a ceasefire ultimatum to Hamas as he warns 'all hell is going to break out' if hostages are not returned on Saturday.
Apprentices over the age of 19 will no longer be required to undertake English and maths functional skills qualifications. Nick speaks to Skills Minister Baroness Smith.
Nigel Farage is facing calls to sack a leading Reform UK Councillor after music he is involved with contained 'really shocking' lyrics about women.
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Sir Keir Starmer is facing calls to widen his investigation into allegations of offensive messages shared on a WhatsApp group.
A record-breaking January for illegal working enforcement activity has been revealed by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper. Nick speaks to Border Security Minister Dame Angela Eagle.
Farmers across Britain stage a mass protest against the government's changes to inheritance tax. Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage joins live.
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Around eight in 10 teenage homicides in England and Wales involve a knife or sharp instrument, figures have revealed.
Households across the country are set to benefit from cheaper bills and warmer homes as the government accelerates its Plan for Change. Nick speaks to Energy Security Secretary Ed Miliband.
A cat owner has spoken of her fury at a parish councillor accused of trying to ‘blow up’ her beloved pet.
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Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is live in the studio to answer your questions.
President Donald Trump's aides have defended his proposal for the US to take over and rebuild Gaza.
The number of women and girls caught carrying knives has trebled in the last decade, according to new LBC research.
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A panel of medical experts have disputed evidence in Lucy Letby’s baby killing conviction.
Donald Trump has proposed the US 'take over' Gaza and 'level it' after meeting Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Nick speaks to Secretary of State for Environment Steve Reed and Shadow Foreign Secretary Dame Priti Patel.
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A 15-year-old boy has died after being stabbed at a school in Sheffield. Nick asks what needs to be done to tackle knife crime.
Nearly 700,000 women will take part in a world-leading trial to test how cutting-edge AI tools can be used to spot breast cancer. Secondary Care Minister Karin Smyth joins live.
The former president of Spain's football federation, Luis Rubiales, goes on trial accused of sexual assault for kissing player Jenni Hermoso.
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Prime Minister Starmer has been warned that “cosying up” to the EU risks dragging Britain into Donald Trump's tariff war.
The Education Secretary will overhaul school inspection and accountability. Nick speaks to School Standards Minister Catherine McKinnell.
Nearly four in five children aged under 12 are worried about climate change leading to eco-anxiety, research suggests.
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US President Donald Trump has linked a diversity drive at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) under previous governments to a deadly plane crash in Washington.
The government has doubled investment to improve neighbourhood policing across England and Wales. Nick speaks to Policing Minister Dame Diana Johnson.
Channel migrants who delay rescues until they reach British waters will face up to five years in jail under the Prime Minister's new border security Bill.
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During a major speech on economic growth, the Chancellor has confirmed that the government backs a third runway for Heathrow Airport. Rachel Reeves joins live.
Dozens of people are feared dead after an American Airlines plane collided with a military helicopter in Washington.
Retail crime is "spiralling out of control" with more than 2,000 incidents a day, according to the latest figures.
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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is preparing to veto policies that damage growth. Nick speaks to Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds.
The UK population is set to grow by five million people in 10 years, despite death rates being projected to overtake birth rates.
NHS officials are complacent and “out of ideas” when it comes to transforming the health service for patients, MPs have said.
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Nick discusses the shocking case of the Glasgow Sex gang, and asks how our country continues to fail in protecting young children from such atrocities.
Nick speaks to the Economic Secretary, Emma Reynolds, about the pension reform scheme. The Minister also discusses the controversial expansion of Heathrow Airport, as well as her thoughts on the Chinese AI, which has caused turmoil within UK markets.
Nick hears from the Children's commissioner for England, Dame Rachel De Souza, who talks about the recent report that the Summer riots were due to boredom, not extremism.
De Souza believes we need to understand why these children offend, instead of just locking them up.
Ex football ref, David Coote, was 'too scared' to talk about his sexuality, Nick speaks to a football influencer and a Football writer to unpick the deeper issue behind this issue.
Nick also tries the world's first spreadable Coffee.
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We celebrate 80 years since the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp. Nick speaks to Holocaust survivor, Mala Tribich, about her experiences in the camp, as well as acts of kindness and what kept her going despite the atrocity going on around her.
Nick discusses the controversial growth of Heathrow Airport. It has been released that Rachel Reeves is considering backing the decision, despite the airport being blamed for being one of the worst in Europe.
Nick questions the our deportation process after a judge had ruled in a drug dealer's favour. The jailed Jamaican was due to be deported but has been allowed to stay because of his transgender child. Nick unpicks the issue with lawyer Frances Swaine.
Nick speaks to Freddy Grey, deputy editor of the Spectator, about the incoming Trump presidency and why so many British voters back his policies. Freddy outlines it falls down to Trump's enigmatic character and the fact he listens to people and his voters.
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Commissioner of the Met Police, Sir Mark Rowley, takes listeners calls. We hear his replies to issues raging from the Southport Trial, and weather to government should have released information on the offender as and when they have it, through to the state of Met Police funding, rogue officers and why it is hard to evict them from the forces and the backlash against working from home.
We hear from Defence Minister, John Healey, on the increase in defence spending in the UK, and the boost in jobs this will create. Healey talks about the importance of Rolls-Royce engineering, and how we will deal with Russian President, Vladimir Putin, invading British waters.
Nick speaks to Surinder Arora, an established businessman on whether the expansion at Heathrow is worth the money, as well as why Heathrow has become one of the most expensive airports in the world.
Nick also commemorates Winston Churchill on the 60th anniversary from his death.
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Who was the winner from the Prince Harry vs the Sun owner trial not making it to court. Thames Water discover that 1 in 12 in London is an illegal migrant, and who was the fashion star at the Trump inauguration?
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast
Nick discusses the failure and lack of transparency from the government concerning the Southport attack and subsequent riot. Nick speaks to Baroness Neville-Jones, former Minister of State for Security and Counter Terrorism at the Home Office, about the government failings and how we can improve the system in the future. The Baroness also outlines that it’s no longer ideology driving violence; it’s exposure to violence driving the violence.
Nick speaks to Employment Minister, Alison McGovern, about the burgeoning issue surrounding benefit fraud. McGovern outlines the new rules and regulations that Labour is hoping to impose. One of which may include a driving licence suspension if fraud is committed, as well as allowing the government access to bank accounts.
Nick hears from Ruth Cadbury, Labour MP for Brentford and Isleworth, who talks about the long-standing discussion surrounding the expansion and subsequent third runway at Heathrow Airport. Cadbury disagrees with this discussion, claiming it will decrease regional growth in the long run.
Richard Blair, son of George Orwell, pays tribute to his father after it was announced yesterday that a new £2 coin will be released to celebrate his literary legacy.
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Nick takes listeners across the Atlantic to The US inauguration, and the pledges set out by President Trump. The president has announced a national emergency at the US southern Border. Nick speaks to Fiona Burke, a volunteer who has worked across this border. Trump also declares a 'blizzard' of executive order. The president also declares he will re-name the Gulf of Mexico, as well as pardon the 1,600 people who stormed the Capitol in 2021.
In the UK, the Southport Killer, Axel Rudakubana, pleads guilty. It has been released that the killer was refereed to the Government's prevent scheme three times, and has been involved in a number of previously violent attacks prior to the attack in 2024. Nick speaks to Peter Fahy, Former Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police and Head of the Prevent programme between 2010 and 2015, about the prevent scheme, and how it needs to adapt in the future. We also hear from the Prime Minister as he addresses the public after Yvette Cooper announced a national inquiry into the Southport attack.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast
The first phase of the Gaza Ceasefire takes place. British Hostage, Emily Damari, is returned to Israeli soil, and reunited with her family. Three more hostages are also released. Nick speaks to The Former Prime Minister of Israel, Ehud Olmert, about the intricacies of the agreement. Olmert also discusses the resignations within the Israeli government, and why he believes this deal would have happened sooner had Trump been in Power.
Nick discusses the upcoming inauguration of President Trump. The president is set to improve unity, as well as sign a 'blizzard' of executive orders once he is in position. Nick also discusses Trump's interest in winning a Nobel Peace Prize, and the likelihood of this happening.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
The Home Secretary announces 5 new local inquiries into the grooming gang scandal, after labour bows down to calls for the matter to be taken more seriously.
Nick speaks to Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Lisa Nandy, about the £60million turbocharge for the creative industries. Nandy also talks about the future of the BBC TV licence and the grooming gang inquiries that were announced. Nick discusses the imminent Gaza ceasefire deal, as the Israeli cabinet are due to meet today to confirm the agreement.
Nick talks about the Elianne Andam, the schoolgirl who was stabbed in Croydon. We hear from Duncan Harding, a forensic psychologist, who speaks on the ethical implications of using Neurodivergent as an excuse for murder.
Nick also disuses the state of the workforce after reports were released that young staff are 'overworked'. Nick investigates whether the issues of 'burn out' are a result of work-avoidant younger generation, or uninspiring management.
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On Nick Ferrari at breakfast.
Israel and Hamas near a ceasefire and hostage release deal. Nick speaks to Yotam Cohen, brother to a captured IDF solider, about the imminent deal. Nick also discusses how much Donald Trump was involved in the deal, after both Trump and Biden claim credit for the imminent agreement.
Nick Speaks to Deputy Reform Leader, Richard Tice, about the state of the UK economy, as well as the likelihood of a Conservative-Reform merge. Tice also defends Farage and his attendance at the launch of Heartland UK/Europe, a climate deniers group.
Nick Speaks to Jonathan Reynolds, Business and Trade Secretary, about a positive new injection from the Malaysian government, which is to bring 30,000 jobs as well as general infrastructure into the UK.
Nick also talks about the correlation between drill rappers and violence after it was released that a Schoolboy, Jimmy Mizen, was murdered by a drill rapper promoted by the BBC.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Nick talks to Darren Jones, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, about the National Wealth Fund, which seeks to inject 8,600 new jobs into the economy. Jones also talks to Nick about the crumbling retail industry, and Reeves heavily questioned labour budget.
Reform Leader, Nigel Farage, talks to Nick about a possible Conservative-Reform deal after Suella Braverman declared the parties should consider joining forces. Farage also talks about the recent resignation of another labour minister, and his trip to the US this Friday.
Mel Stride, Shadow Chancellor, also talks to Nick about the state of the UK economy. The Shadow Chancellor discusses the recent reports that inflation was falling in the UK. Stride claims, in the long run, Reeve's budget will result in a continues decline in the economy.
Nick also talks about obesity, and the inaccuracy of using BMI as an indicator.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:
Pat McFadden, Minister for Intergovernmental Relations, talks to Nick about the Prime Minister's plan to increase the use of AI in the UK. Former MP Sarah Wollaston discusses the devastating state of the NHS, as we see reports of hospitals advertising for 'corridor nurses'.
Nick also discusses the use of AI in education and whether it is beneficial for teachers and children. On a similar theme, Nick also speaks to a fertility expert, who discusses the increased use of artificial intelligence in IVF treatment.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
The Culture Secretary, Lisa Nandy, discusses the legislation being put in place to stop ticket touting. Nick talks to a victim of the grooming gang scandal.
Nick speaks to former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng about the state of the UK economy after Rachel Reeves budget, and whether her recent trip to China was necessary given the state of the UK economy.
A mother who potty-trained her child by 6 months talks about the growing generation of 'lazy parents.'
The show also unveils the UK's first drug consumption centre, which is due to open in Glasgow.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
LA wildfires continue to spread across California. After a 14-year-old boy was stabbed on a bus in Woolwich, questions have been raised around the burgeoning world of gangs and knife crime in the UK. The UK will become the first country to introduce sanctions on people smugglers.
Nick talks to foreign secretary David Lammy, who discusses the intricacies of these sanctions. Lammy also speaks about the President-Elect Donald Trump's interest in Greenland.
We hear an LBC exclusive investigation into a School in Towcester which has resorted to using CCTV in pupil toilet's.
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On Nick Ferrari At Breakfast. Bridget Phillipson, Secretary of State for Education and Minister for Women and Equalities, talks to Nick about the new child safety bill. Phillipson outlines the details of Labour's pledge to keep vulnerable children safe.
Nick speaks to James Heappey, Former Minister of State for the Armed Forces, about Trump's plans for the American defence budget once he becomes president. Nick also discusses the President elect's praise of Meta in light of their decision to remove their fact-checking programme.
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On today's show, Nick talks to minister Alex Davies-Jones about the government's plans concerning online safety.
Nick speaks to Nigel Farage, who takes calls from listeners on hot topics ranging from his relationship with Musk to the grooming scandal. Farage declares that if Labour doesn't launch an inquiry, Reform will launch their own.
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LBC Exclusive poll reveals how many Labour voters regret backing Starmer, and are you Team Musk or Team Farage when it comes to who should run Reform?
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Gisèle Pelicot has thanked supporters after her ex-husband Dominique Pelicot was jailed for 20 years for drugging her and recruiting strangers to rape her.
The government has announced an additional £177 million to fix potholes across the North West. Nick speaks to Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander.
We take a look back at some of the funniest calls and standout bloopers from 2024.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has defended the decision to reject compensation for women hit by changes to the state pension age, saying the taxpayer cannot afford it.
Thames Water will be allowed to increase customer bills by over a third by 2030. Nick speaks to Energy Consumers Minister Miatta Fahnbulleh.
Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Sir Mark Rowley joins live in the studio.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Sir Keir Starmer has backed Donald Trump's calls for NATO countries to meet their spending targets on defence in his exclusive chat with Nick in Estonia.
Liberal Democrat Leader Ed Davey has written to the Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer calling for more support for young carers. Ed Davey joins live.
Labour has ruled out compensation for almost four million women who claim they lost thousands of pounds because of changes to the state pension age.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The right to home schooling will no longer be automatic for parents of the most vulnerable children under new government plans. Nick speaks to Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said allies must double down on support for Ukraine, as pressure grows on the UK to boost defence spending.
LBC reveals that hundreds of asylum seekers are trying to ‘escape’ the UK for France.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The UK will give £50million in aid to Syrians after the fall of the Assad regime, Foreign Secretary David Lammy has announced.
Britain will use 'mafia-busting' tactics to crack down on people-smuggling gangs in a joint taskforce with Italy.
Nick speaks to Minister for English Devolution Jim McMahon and Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The head of NATO has warned the alliance is not ready for the threats it will face from Russia. Nick speaks to Former Armed Forces Minister James Heappey.
The government has set out the plan for a new era of clean electricity. Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband joins live.
Jury trials could be abandoned for some criminal cases under a radical plan proposed by ministers.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The father and stepmother of 10-year-old Sara Sharif have been found guilty of her murder after subjecting her to 'horrific suffering' for years.
Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to override planning 'blockers' with sweeping changes that could see building on parts of England's green belt. Nick speaks to Housing and Planning Minister Matthew Pennycook.
Saudi Arabia has officially been confirmed as the 2034 Men's World Cup hosts.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The Met police will be forced to ‘scale back’ its ability to tackle serious violence and organised crime, Sir Mark Rowley admitted.
The government has pledged to build 14,000 new prison places to tackle the overcrowding crisis. Nick speaks to Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood and Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick.
Women are enduring years of pain because their reproductive conditions are being dismissed due to 'medical misogyny'.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The UK has paused decisions on Syrian asylum claims after President Bashar al-Assad was overthrown. Nick speaks to Border Security and Asylum Minister Dame Angela Eagle.
More than 89,000 stillborn babies have been buried in mass graves across England. Miscarriage campaigner Myleene Klass joins live in the studio.
Britain faces an £8bn black hole in the public finances because of spending to support children with autism and ADHD.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Ousted Syrian president Bashar al Assad has been 'granted asylum' in Moscow after his government fell following a lightning offensive. Nick speaks to former head of MI6 Sir Richard Dearlove.
Angela Rayner says newts can't be more protected than people who need housing. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden joins live.
Rapper Jay-Z has been accused of raping a 13-year-old girl after the MTV Video Music Awards in 2000.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Sir Keir Starmer has promised change as he outlined his government's 'milestones'. Nick speaks to Housing and Planning Minister Matthew Pennycook.
A couple who invented their own religion and lived off-grid buried their son in a garden after he died due to 'breathtaking neglect'.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan is set to receive a knighthood in the New Year honours list, Whitehall insiders say.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The Prime Minister is set to promise a named, contactable police officer for every neighbourhood.
Nick speaks to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp.
Manchester United abandoned plans to wear a jacket supporting the LGBTQ+ community because a player refused to wear it.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
South Western Railway will become the first train line to be transferred into public ownership next year, the government has announced. Nick speaks to Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander.
Experts have slammed the government's new ultra-strict ban on junk food advertising.
Rwandan Minister of Foreign Affairs Olivier Nduhungirehe joins live in the studio.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Gregg Wallace has apologised for claiming complaints about his behaviour came from 'a handful of middle-class women of a certain age'.
The government has unveiled six fresh measures to tackle stalking. Nick speaks to Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips.
Sir Keir Starmer could face a showdown with the Greek Prime Minister over the Elgin Marbles.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Sir Keir Starmer prepares to unveil a 'Plan for Change' that will lay out how he will achieve goals from the Labour manifesto. Nick speaks to Building Safety Minister Alex Norris.
Gregg Wallace has claimed it is only 'middle-class women of a certain age' who have made complaints about his behaviour.
Outgoing US President Joe Biden has issued a 'full and unconditional' pardon for his son Hunter.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
MPs prepare to vote on the historic assisted dying bill in the House of Commons today.
Net migration into the UK hit a record 906,000 in the year to June 2023, much higher than previously thought. Nick speaks to former Home Secretary Suella Braverman.
Louise Haigh resigns as Transport Secretary after it was revealed she had been convicted of fraud over a missing work phone in 2014.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Dame Esther Rantzen says she is "disappointed' in Wes Streeting over his "vocal opposition" of the assisted dying bill.
Shameless employers who commit serious offences will be banned from hiring overseas workers as part of a government crack down. Nick speaks to Minister for Migration Seema Malhotra.
Jacob Rees-Mogg joins Nick in the studio to discuss his new fly-on-the-wall documentary series.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
A ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah has come into effect.
Vauxhall will close its Luton factory in April, the parent company Stellantis has announced. Nick speaks to Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride.
Primary schools can sign up for the first rollout of free breakfast clubs as the government pushes ahead with plans to feed millions of pupils. Minister for Early Education Stephen Morgan joins live.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Sir Keir Starmer rules out another general election as a petition calling for a second vote passes two million signatures.
The government has unveiled the biggest reforms to employment support for a generation. Nick speaks to Employment Minister Alison McGovern.
Weather forecasters face backlash over 'insufficient' flood warnings.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Young people will lose their benefits if they refuse to take up work and training opportunities, a minister has said.
Thousands of bar staff will be trained to deal with spiking under government plans to protect women and girls. Nick speaks to Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips.
The cabinet is split on legalising assisted dying as MPs prepare to vote in the House of Commons this week.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The ICC has issued arrest warrants for Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former defence minister Yoav Gallant, as well as the military commander of Hamas.
Nick speaks to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper as the government announces plans to tackle anti-social behaviour.
Singer and rapper Fuse ODG joins Nick in the studio to discuss his campaign against Band Aid.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
John Prescott has died at the age of 86 following a battle with Alzheimer's. Gordon Brown joins live to pay tribute to the former Deputy Prime Minister.
Ukraine has launched UK-supplied storm shadow missiles into Russia for the first time, reports suggest. Nick speaks to former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
The border security minister has said more hotels for asylum seekers have opened since Labour came into government.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Jeremy Clarkson has called on the government to 'back down' on inheritance tax changes for farmers.
US President Joe Biden agrees to give Ukraine anti-personnel landmines.
Nick speaks to Science Secretary Peter Kyle and Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Thousands of farmers head to London to protest against the government's inheritance tax changes.
Downing Street has refused to say whether Rachel Reeves broke the ministerial code amid accusations that she lied about her CV.
Nick speaks to Policing Minister Dame Diana Johnson and Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Joe Biden has authorised Ukraine to use long-range missiles to strike inside Russia for the first time. Nick speaks to Shadow Defence Secretary James Cartlidge.
Ministers are drawing up plans to deal with food shortages if farmers go on strike over the government's inheritance tax reforms.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson joins live to discuss the government's plan to end years of neglect in the children’s social care support system
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Britain experienced the biggest surge in immigration of any rich country last year, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
More than 250 unpaid carers risk prosecution for benefit overpayments.
Children as young as nine are being probed by police for classroom 'non-crime hate incidents'.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
A Labour MP has tabled a motion urging the government to start a visa scheme for relatives in Gaza to come to the UK.
Council tax bills are set to rise by more than £100 next year, Downing Street has confirmed.
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh suggested the government intends to legalise use of e-scooters.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has resigned after a report found the Church of England covered up sexual abuse.
Nearly half of the public support the legalisation of assisted dying for degenerative diseases that are not terminal, according to new research from Savanta for LBC.
Failing hospitals will be named and shamed in league tables as part of the government's NHS reform. Nick speaks to Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
A Church of England bishop has called on Justin Welby to resign after a damning report into a prolific child abuser associated with the Church.
A historic bill to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales will set out hardline safeguards.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is set to unveil ambitious new UK climate goals at COP29.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Benjamin Netanyahu says he and Donald Trump "see eye to eye" on Iran.
The Prime Minister will mark Armistice Day in Paris as campaigners say Remembrance Day should be “decolonised”. Nick speaks to Defence Secretary John Healey.
Farmers could block ports and disrupt food supply if the government doesn't listen to calls to rethink inheritance tax changes.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
President Joe Biden has promised a "peaceful transition of power" after Donald Trump's election victory.
Three people have been charged in connection with the death of One Direction star Liam Payne.
London mayor Sadiq Khan has repeatedly refused to apologise to the Met firearms officer acquitted of Chris Kaba’s murder.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Kamala Harris has said she is "proud" of her Presidential election campaign after losing to Donald Trump.
Sir Keir Starmer has been urged by Kemi Badenoch to apologise for comments David Lammy previously made about Trump.
Nick speaks to Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden and Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Nick presents a five-hour US election special live from Washington DC.
The extended edition takes a closer look at what the result means for the US, UK and the rest of the world.
Nick speaks to Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage and Conservative MP Suella Braverman.
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Nick reports from the Trump & Harris conventions on the final day before the US election.
More than half of the UK public say Trump winning would make them feel personally less safe.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting joins live.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Nick presents live from Washington DC ahead of the US Presidential election.
Sir Keir Starmer has been urged to remove the whip from Labour MP Dawn Butler after she shared a social media post accusing Kemi Badenoch of representing “white supremacy in blackface”.
Nick speaks to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and Shadow Veterans Minister Andrew Bowie.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The Independent Schools Council (ISC) is set to take legal action against the government over its planned VAT hike for private schools.
A city is proposing a blanket ban on cyclists in the centre of town in order to protect pedestrians from ‘anti-social’ cycling.
Nick speaks to Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones and former Education Secretary Gillian Keegan.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves joins live after announcing £40bn in tax rises as part of the autumn Budget.
Nick speaks to Conservative leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch, Liberal Democrat Leader Sir Ed Davey and Shadow Chancellor Jeremy Hunt.
Safe access zones come into force today to create a 150m-wide area outside abortion clinics to protect women from campaigners.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to deliver Labour's first Budget for 14 years.
The suspect accused of murdering three girls in Southport has been charged with producing ricin and possessing a military study of an al-Qaeda training manual.
Nick speaks to Tory leadership candidate Robert Jenrick and Labour MP Torsten Bell.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The US Presidential election has entered its final week, with polling showing the race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is too close to call.
The single bus fare cap in England will be raised to £3, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced.
Nick speaks to Health Secretary Wes Streeting and Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride.
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Thousands of businesses have closed ahead of the Autumn Budget, as economists predict we will see one of the biggest corporate tax raids of the modern era.
An investigation by LBC has found local councils are experiencing a huge rise in the number of complaints about the condition of social housing and, as a result, facing ever-increasing repair bills.
Labour suspends MP Mike Amesbury after a video appears to show him punching a man multiple times after a night out with friends.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
King Charles acknowledges ‘pains of the past’ as he weighs in on reparations row.
Crime experienced by individuals and households in England and Wales has increased 10% over the past year.
Nick speaks to Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury James Murray.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Commonwealth leaders are set to defy Sir Keir Starmer as they agree to look at slave trade reparations.
Firearms officers accused of shooting someone dead will remain anonymous during trial, the Home Secretary has announced.
Nick speaks to Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Lisa Nandy.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Chris Kaba was a 'core member' of a London gang and the 'gunman in a nightclub shooting' just days before he was shot and killed by police.
The government's water sector review could include replacing Ofwat amid a row over bills and sewage.
Nick speaks to Environment Secretary Steve Reed, Lib Dem Deputy Leader Daisy Cooper and former Justice Secretary Alex Chalk KC.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Police officer Martyn Blake is cleared of murdering Chris Kaba.
The government launches a sentencing review to tackle prison overcrowding.
Conservative MP for Fareham Suella Braverman joins Nick live in the studio.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The Prime Minister has been accused of ‘costing lives’ by scrapping the Rwanda scheme after it was revealed that the number of migrants dying in the Channel has increased more than fourfold in a year.
The Government will launch a major consultation on the future of the NHS, promising to put patients and staff at the heart of its 10-year health plan. Nick speaks to Care Minister Stephen Kinnock.
King Charles is heckled by an Indigenous Australian senator during his visit to Canberra.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has been killed in operations in Gaza, Israel's military has confirmed.
LBC can reveal that 114 Muslim Labour councillors have written to the Prime Minister calling for an immediate arms embargo to Israel.
Nick speaks to Education Minister Alison McGovern.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Former One Direction star Liam Payne dies aged 31 after falling from the third floor of a hotel in Buenos Aires.
LBC understands the troubled HS2 rail line will now run from London Euston to Crewe in a move soon to be announced by government.
Nick speaks to Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
David Lammy has announced a fresh wave of sanctions in response to violence by "extremist Israeli settlers" in the West Bank.
The assisted dying debate will return to Parliament this week as a new bill is formally introduced.
Nick speaks to former Prime Minister Lord Cameron about the Chagos Islands, conflict in the Middle East and his new role on a rare genetic diseases body.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Shocking footage shows Met Police officers working at London protest were unaware that Hezbollah is a proscribed terrorist group.
Obese unemployed people will be offered weight-loss injections to help them get back into work, the Health Secretary has said.
Nick speaks to Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury James Murray.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
King Charles and Sir Keir Starmer are set to face demands for the UK to pay £200 billion in reparations for its role in the slave trade.
The UN peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon says Israeli tanks forced their way into one of its positions on Sunday morning.
Nick speaks to Science, Innovation and Technology Secretary Peter Kyle.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Religious hate crime recorded by police in England and Wales has risen by 25% over the past year.
The NHS will rely on private hospitals to ease a growing crisis under plans being considered by the government.
Nick speaks to Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden and Conservative leadership candidate Robert Jenrick.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Hurricane Milton tears through Florida, bringing tornadoes, floods, and storm surges.
James Cleverly is knocked out of the Conservative leadership race leaving Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch as the final two.
Nick speaks to Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Four in every five pensioners living below or just above the poverty line will lose winter fuel support under planned cuts.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is now as unpopular as Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, latest opinion polling has suggested.
Nick speaks to Culture, Media and Sport Secretary Lisa Nandy.
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On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Nick sits down with former Prime Minister Boris Johnson to discuss his time in politics from the PPE scandal and Partygate to meetings with the late Queen.
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh joins live to talk about bus investment and infrastructure projects.
A study has revealed almost half of recruiters think 57 is too old for a job.
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Israel marks the first anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attacks. Nick speaks to Israeli government spokesperson David Mencer, and Defence Secretary John Healey joins live.
Government plans to impose VAT on private schools from January 1 next year may have to be delayed.
Sue Gray has resigned from her position as Downing Street chief of staff and will take on a new government role.
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The government has given up the Chagos Islands, handing the Indian Ocean territory to Mauritius.
MPs are to get a free vote on the assisted dying bill, as Labour's Kim Leadbeater says current laws are 'unfit for purpose'.
Nick speaks to Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband.
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
The Israeli ambassador to the United Nations has claimed the UN is 'stained by anti-Semitism', amid a deepening row over its response to Iran's missile attack.
Sir Keir Starmer has paid back several thousand pounds of gifts following backlash.
Complaints to water firms have spiked amid discontent over sewage spills, billing mistakes and problems with water meters, an annual report shows.
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Israel vows to retaliate after Iran fires nearly 200 missiles in an 'extensive' attack.
Nick speaks for former Armed Forces Minister James Heappey.
Conservative leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch has suggested that minimum wage is harmful to British businesses.
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Israeli troops have invaded Lebanon in what it calls a "limited, localised and targeted" ground operation against Hezbollah.
A 96-year-old woman has been spared jail for killing a fellow member of her bridge club when her car mounted the kerb.
Nick speaks to Conservative leadership candidates Tom Tugendhat and James Cleverly.
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Israel opens up conflicts on three fronts with airstrikes on Houthis in Yemen.
Tory leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch sparks a row over her comments on maternity pay.
Labour MP Rosie Duffield resigns amid winter fuel payment cuts and gifts row
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast,
Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel “will not stop” attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon despite international calls for a ceasefire.
The Met Police has said it investigated 19 abuse allegations against Mohamed al-Fayed but none resulted in charges. Nick speaks to a member of the Harrods Survivors group.
Co-Presenter of The News Agents Jon Sopel is live in the studio to discuss his new book.
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, British citizens have been urged to leave Lebanon amid fears of an all-out war with Israel.
Israeli Ambassador to the UK Tzipi Hotovely speaks to Nick about Israel's attacks on Lebanon, the prospect of a ceasefire and the UK's decision to restrict arms sales.
Former Bank of England Chief Economist Andy Haldane is live in the studio to answer your questions on the economy.
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, the prime minister has told British nationals in Lebanon to "leave immediately" after fighting intensified between Israel and Hezbollah.
There is growing unease within the NHS about the government’s "broken" messaging.
Nick speaks to Sir Keir Starmer following his first conference speech as Prime Minister.
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, nurses have rejected the government's offer of a 5.5% pay rise.
Nick speaks to Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool.
Six water companies overcharged customers between £800m and £1.5bn by “significantly or systematically” underreporting the true scale of their sewage pollution. Environmental campaigner Feargal Sharkey joins live.
All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
The Lord Alli donations scandal dominates discussion on first day of the Labour Party conference, with Nick live in Liverpool questioning the Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
The government has also faced scrutiny over their decision to cut the winter fuel allowance - Nick asked whether callers sided with the government or the unions challenging their position.
And... The Crown Prosecution Service admits it failed to bring charges against Mohamed Al Fayed - twice - Nick will spoke with a lawyer representing some of the victims in the case.
All on Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Sir Keir Starmer has faced backlash for accepting tickets and gifts worth more than £100,000. Some prisoners released early have not been fitted with a tag, despite it being a condition of their release. Nick speaks to Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Lebanon reels from two days of device attacks as Israel declares a ‘new phase’ in the war. Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff Sue Gray is now paid more than the PM. Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage is live in the studio to answer your calls. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, at least nine people have been killed and thousands injured after pagers exploded across Lebanon. Amazon tells staff to get back to the office five days a week and plans are revealed to allow teachers to work from home. Buffer zones outside abortion clinics in England and Wales will come into force at the end of October. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, former BBC presenter Huw Edwards has been spared jail for accessing indecent images of children. Junior doctors in England have accepted the government’s offer of a 22% pay rise over two years. Nick speaks to Asylum Minister Dame Angela Eagle. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, eight people die while trying to cross the Channel from France to England. Sir Keir Starmer is urged to allow Ukraine to use long-range Storm Shadow missiles. Former President Donald Trump is rushed to safety after what the FBI called an apparent assassination attempt. Nick speaks to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and Lib Dem Leader Sir Ed Davey. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Sir Keir Starmer heads to Washington as Ukraine issues long-range missiles plea. The soaring cost of the King’s Guards' real fur bearskin caps is revealed. Junk food TV ads will only air after 9pm in a move to tackle childhood obesity. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Lord Darzi’s independent investigation concludes the NHS is in a ‘critical condition’. Nick speaks to Health Secretary Wes Streeting and Shadow Health Secretary Victoria Atkins. LBC Presenter Carol Vorderman is live in the studio to discuss her new book. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump clash in a fiery presidential debate. Renters are set to get more security as Labour introduces a new bill to ban no-fault evictions. Nick speaks to Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, The Princess of Wales announces she has finished chemotherapy. More than 1,700 prisoners are due to be let out as part of a government scheme to deal with overcrowding. Nick speaks to Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds and Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, children's health is facing a deadly crisis, a shock new government report reveals. As many as 50 Labour MPs could refuse to back the government’s plan to cut the winter fuel allowance. Nick speaks to Policing Minister Dame Diana Johnson. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Germany’s migration commissioner has proposed sending migrants to Rwanda. British prisoners could be sent to Estonian jails in a bid to ease overcrowding. Tory leader frontrunner Robert Jenrick is live in the studio. Nick speaks to former Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi about the release of his memoir. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, a damning final report into the Grenfell disaster finds ‘systemic dishonesty’ and ‘decades of failure’. Water bosses could face up to two years in jail as the government launches a crackdown. Nick speaks to former Justice Secretary Alex Chalk KC. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, a pregnant woman was among the 12 people who died after a boat carrying migrants capsized in the Channel. Former MI6 Chief Sir John Sawers is in the studio to answer your questions on Russia, Ukraine and immigration. Nick speaks with ABBA legend Björn Ulvaeus. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, the UK has suspended some arms exports to Israel due to the risk they could be used in violation of international law. Nick speaks to Defence Secretary John Healey. The government faces backlash over cuts to winter fuel payments. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, two people have died after separate attacks at Notting Hill Carnival. Single-word Ofsted ratings for schools will be scrapped immediately, the government has announced. Nick speaks to Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Sir Keir Starmer’s approval rating has plummeted to its lowest level on record. The NHS will go into offices to weigh employees under a national drive to prevent heart attacks and strokes. Nick speaks to Higher Education Minister Baroness Smith. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, pensioners face having to answer 243 questions to keep their winter fuel allowance. Reports suggest the government is looking at banning smoking from pub gardens, outside clubs and by hospitals. A Labour peer has warned Starmer that the government’s VAT raid on private schools will bring 'no benefit' to state schools. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Sir Keir Starmer has warned October's Budget will be 'painful'. Ryanair boss calls for a two-drink limit at airports amid a rise of disorder on flights. Doctors say we need a ban on disposable vapes and flavours to tackle the youth e-cig ‘epidemic’. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Nick calls for Notting Hill Carnival to be moved following hundreds of arrests. Sir Keir Starmer vows to 'get a grip' on the UK's problems and 'reverse a decade of decline'. Nick speaks to Cabinet Office Minister Ellie Reeves and Shadow Science and Innovation Secretary Andrew Griffith. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, five people have been charged in relation to the death of Friends star Matthew Perry. Ministers have been accused of favouring the train unions over pensioners. Nick speaks to Cabinet Officer Minister Nick Thomas-Symonds. After scientists claim mare's milk could be the secret to healthier ice cream, Nick gives it a try. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Liz Truss walked off stage at an event after a banner showing a picture of a lettuce and the words "I crashed the economy" was unfurled above her. A four-year-old boy died from sepsis despite several visits to a hospital within a week, an inquest has heard. Nick speaks to Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, five Just Stop Oil activists have appealed against their prison sentences as they are longer than those handed to rioters. A record number of children are on disability benefits after autism and ADHD cases surge. Nick speaks to Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride and Lib Dem MP Sarah Olney. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, new figures show more than 700 migrants arrived in the UK on 11 boats in a single day. Three years before Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane's deadly rampage a doctor warned he might go on to kill. Nick speaks to Emma Webber, mother of victim Barnaby Webber. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Sir Keir Starmer has suffered a slump in popularity after criticism of his handling of the riots. The number of teenagers applying to study medicine has dropped by 12 per cent in two years. Nick speaks to Adam Kay, author of 'This is Going to Hurt'. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, rioters have been given prison time for their involvement in widespread unrest. NHS waiting lists have risen for the third month in a row, new figures show. Nick speaks with Cabinet Office Minister Nick Thomas-Symonds. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, thousands of anti-racism protesters take to the streets to quell riots. Nick speaks to Crime, Policing and Fire Minister Dame Diana Johnson. Shamima Begum loses her final UK court bid over British citizenship. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Elon Musk calls Starmer “two-tier Keir” in the latest attack by the owner of X. The Health Secretary says people who are racist to NHS staff "can and should" be turned away. Nick speaks to English Devolution Minister Jim McMahon and Sir Tom Winsor. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, more than 370 people linked to violent disorder over the past week have been arrested. Nick speaks to Minister for Courts and Legal Services Heidi Alexander. Ofwat has proposed £168 million of fines for three of England's biggest water companies. Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson joins live. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, with violence sweeping across the UK, Keir Starmer has vowed that rioters will face the full force of the law. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper & her counterpart James Cleverly join live. Huw Edwards could be stripped of his 7 BAFTAs. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Sir Keir Starmer confirms a new violent disorder unit after ‘thugs’ rioted in the wake of the Southport attack. GPs have voted to take unprecedented industrial action. A female boxer 'feared for life' during fight against opponent who failed gender test. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, supporters of the EDL have been blamed for violent protests following the mass stabbing in Southport. Nick speaks to Former Head of the British Secret Intelligence Service Sir Richard Dearlove. Former BBC newsreader Huw Edwards has pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, more than 50 police officers have been injured following violent disorder in Southport. Angela Rayner has unveiled an overhaul of England's planning rules. Nick speaks to Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, two children have been killed and nine others injured after a stabbing in Southport. Huw Edwards has been charged with three counts of making indecent images of children. Nick speaks to Chancellor Rachel Reeves. Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride is in the studio to answer your calls. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, GPs have threatened to bring the NHS to a "standstill" with unprecedented industrial action. Rachel Reeves is set to unveil a black hole in the public finances of around £20bn. Nick speaks to Labour's Pat McFadden and Conservative MP Andrew Bowie. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Mel Stride joins live as he launches his Tory leadership bid. The government takes action after a report highlights failings at the health and social care regulator. Friends star Jennifer Aniston criticises JD Vance's 'childless cat ladies' comment. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, widespread outrage after a police officer kicked and stamped on a man's head as he was lying face down on the ground at Manchester Airport. Nick speaks with Tom Tugendhat as he announces he is running to be the next leader of the Conservative party. Knife crime offences have risen by 4% since last year. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, seven Labour MPs have had the whip suspended for voting to scrap the two-child benefit cap. Charlotte Dujardin, Britain’s three-time Olympic champion, pulls out of Paris 2024 over a video showing her whipping a horse repeatedly on the legs. Nick speaks to Heathrow Airport CEO Thomas Woldbye and Former Conservative Chairman Sir Jake Berry. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Sir Keir Starmer has indicated for the first time that he will consider scrapping the two-child benefit cap. More than 1,200 artists, athletes and academics have condemned the “injustice” of sentences handed to five Just Stop Oil activists. Nick speaks with Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall and Shadow Home Secretary James Cleverly. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Joe Biden drops out of the 2024 US presidential race. The Albert Memorial is ‘considered offensive’, says Royal Parks. Nick speaks with Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson and Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, President Biden remains defiant despite calls for him to drop out of the Presidential race. Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood will use a speech today to announce the earlier automatic release of thousands of prisoners. Sir Keir Starmer faces mutiny on child benefit from Labour backbenches. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Hollywood star George Clooney has called on Joe Biden to pull out of the US Presidential race. Patients are too often "gaslighted, dismissed, and fobbed off" when they raise concerns about NHS care, the patient safety commissioner has said. England beat the Netherlands to secure their place in the Euro 2024 final against Spain. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer heads to the US for the NATO summit. Fury as Thames Water boss takes £195,000 bonus while the firm asks for 59% bill hikes and dumps raw sewage. Nick speaks with Armed Force Minister Luke Pollard. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, a children's hospital in Kyiv is hit by Russian missiles. Sir Keir Starmer vows to fix Boris Johnson’s ‘botched’ Brexit deal. Labour lifts the Tories’ ‘absurd’ ban on onshore windfarms. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Tony Blair issues warning to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer on migration, law and order & 'wokeism'. Reports suggest Labour could build mini-prisons across Britain to fix the ‘broken’ justice system, with some prisoners set to be freed after serving just 40% of their sentence. Nick speaks with Conservative MP Kevin Hollinrake, Lord Frost and Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we reflect on a historic election victory by Sir Keir Starmer's Labour party. Nick speaks to a number of key political voices during a five-hour special, including Lib Dem Deputy Leader Daisy Cooper, Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, Former Armed Forces Minister James Heappey, Former Northern Ireland Minister Steve Baker and Labour MP Pat McFadden. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Joe Biden faces increasing pressure to step down from the US Presidential race. A survey has revealed more than 80% of staff working from home admit to watching television on the job. Nick speaks to Switzerland's Ambassador to the UK ahead of their Euro 2024 quarter-final match against England. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Boris Johnson joins the election campaign to warn Britain not to sleep walk into “Starmergeddon”. A Labour candidate has accused Israel of war crimes as she vows to lobby Sir Keir Starmer over ending arms sales. Nick speaks with Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride and Labour National Campaign Coordinator Pat McFadden. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting speaks to Nick about Labour's plan to tackle the NHS wait lists. Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of planning to be a “part-time prime minister” after suggesting he would want to finish work at 6pm on Fridays. Nick speaks with Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary Claire Coutinho. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Marine Le Pen’s far-right party achieves a historically high showing in the first round of France's snap elections. Rishi Sunak says the Tories have left Britain in a better place than what they inherited in 2010. Nick speaks with Home Secretary James Cleverly, Shadow Paymaster General Jonathan Ashworth and Lib Dem Deputy Leader Daisy Cooper. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Democrats call for Joe Biden to be replaced after 'game changer' showdown with Donald Trump. David Lammy says the Tories are the wrong class to lead the country. Nick speaks with Education Secretary Gillian Keegan and Shadow Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, the NHS warns of chaos as junior doctors stage another strike. Labour's private school tax raid threatens bursaries, claims former Winchester head. Nick speaks with Business and Postal Services Minister Kevin Hollinrake and Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
How many more politicians will get caught betting on the date of the election, should the Marines be used to return migrants to France, and do England players have a psychological problem stopping them play well in the Euros?
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Home Secretary James Cleverly and Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper are live in the studio for LBC's Immigration Debate. A record number of migrants cross the channel this year as Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage warns of channel 'invasion'. An LBC report finds more than one murder a week has been carried out by convicted criminals on probation since 2010. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, more people are being investigated in the general election betting row. President Zelensky says Nigel Farage 'has been infected by the virus of Putinism'. Nick speaks with Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, the gambling watchdog looks into a second Tory candidate over alleged election betting. An exclusive LBC investigation finds 99.9% of arrested Just Stop Oil protesters avoid prison time after sentence. Nick speaks to Secretary of State for Wales David TC Davies and Shadow Science Secretary Peter Kyle. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Sir Keir Starmer comes out top of the public poll after LBC phone-ins. Nick speaks to Kate Forbes as SNP calls for an end to the two-child benefit cap and pledges NHS funding boost. Michael Gove explains the Conservative party's plan to tackle the housing crisis. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is live in the studio to answer your calls. Nick speaks with Shadow Financial Secretary to the Treasury James Murray. We take your calls on Labour's tax plans. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer is in the studio to answer you calls. Labour vows to ‘improve’ Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal. Nick speaks with Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and Food Minister Mark Spencer. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, a poll has suggested a Labour landslide could see Tories winning just 72 seats. The officer who used a police car to ram a cow is removed from frontline duties. Nick speaks with Defence Secretary Grant Shapps and Shadow Paymaster General Jonathan Ashworth. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Sir Keir Starmer launches Labour’s pro-business, pro-worker manifesto with £8.6bn of new taxes. Nick speaks to Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay, Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting and Economic Secretary to the Treasury Bim Afolami. JLR invests £1m to help police stop car thefts. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is live in the studio to answer your questions. Nick speaks with Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron. We take your calls as more than 380,000 cancer patients have not been treated on time since 2015, according to data. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Sir Keir Starmer accuses Rishi Sunak of a 'Jeremy Corbyn-style' manifesto. Man charged after objects thrown at Nigel Farage in Barnsley. Backlash as Rishi Sunak says he went without 'Sky TV' as a child. Nick speaks with Defence Secretary Grant Shapps and Shadow Transport Secretary Louise Haigh. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, the Conservative party is set to launch their manifesto. Labour refuses to rule out introducing VAT on private school fees mid-academic year. Two 12-year-old boys have been found guilty of murder. Nick speaks with Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting and Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, outrage over the ‘massacre’ in Gaza as Israel rescued four hostages. The Liberal Democrats launch their election manifesto. Nick speaks with Crime and Policing Minister Chris Philp, Lib Dem Deputy Leader Daisy Cooper and Shadow Schools Minister Catherine McKinnell. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Nick speaks to Minister for Children, David Johnston on the Tories pledge to let high earners keep more child benefits. Rishi Sunak apologises for leaving D-Day commemorations early. Sir Keir Starmer is expected to push for a Palestinian state in the Labour manifesto. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we'll be live in Ver-sur-Mer where the D-Day 80th anniversary ceremony is taking place. Sunak doubles down after being accused of lying about Labour's tax plans. Nick speaks with former Labour fundraiser 'Lord Cashpoint'. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we react to Sir Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak's first TV debate of the election campaign. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has claimed a historic third win in the country's parliamentary elections. D-Day veterans speak of "mixed feelings" ahead of the 80th anniversary commemorations in France. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On the show today, Nigel Farage is back, standing as the Reform candidate in Clacton, NHS waiting lists are forcing people to spend their savings going private, and how exactly can you lessen the impact of the current pollen bomb descending on the UK?
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Minister for Women & Equalities, Kemi Badenoch joins me to discuss the Tories pledge to make ‘biological sex’ a protected characteristic. Rugby legend Rob Burrow dies aged 41. Nick speaks to a friend of Rob's & pays tribute. John Healey, Shadow Defence Secretary joins us live on Labour's commitment to a 'nuclear deterrent triple lock'. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, former President Donald Trump has been found guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in a historic hush-money trial, claiming it was “rigged”. Jon Sopel, host of The News Agents joins us live. The Conservatives pledge to crack down on fly tipping and Nick speaks with Mel Stride, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions. Angela Rayner breaks ranks and backs Labour candidate Dianne Abbott and Nick discusses this with Peter Kyle, Shadow Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology. Former LBC presenter Iain Dale joins Nick to discuss his recent bid for MP candidacy. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury joins us live. Starmer denies Diane Abbott has been barred from standing for Labour. Nick speaks with the head of the BMA on the junior doctors calling for a five-day strike just before the election. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury joins us live. Starmer denies Diane Abbott has been barred from standing for Labour. Nick speaks with the head of the BMA on the junior doctors calling for a five-day strike just before the election. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Nick speaks to the Schools Minister Damian Hinds as the Tories pledge 100,000 new apprenticeships a year. Diane Abbott says that she has been barred from standing as a Labour MP at the election. Labour will try to cut the NHS waiting list backlog in five years. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, parents may face fines if their children refuse Sunak's National Service plan. Nick speaks with Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride on the 'triple lock plus'. Labour tells private schools to 'make cuts' as their VAT raid looms. Nigel Farage joins us live to challenge Sunak to a live immigration debate. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Sir Keir Starmer speaks to LBC live from the campaign trail. Rishi Sunak's bill to ban smoking will be shelved after he called a surprise July election. Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary Claire Coutinho speaks to Nick. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Rishi Sunak announces the general election will be on July 4th. Nick speaks with the Prime Minister about his campaign plans. Lib Dem Deputy Leader Daisy Cooper and Labour Campaign Coordinator Pat McFadden join live. Andy Haldane is in the studio to answer your questions on the economy. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, inflation falls to 2.3% in April. Nick speaks with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt. Water companies in England and Wales want bills to increase by between 24% and 91% despite falling customer satisfaction. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak apologises for the infected blood scandal cover-up. Nick speaks with Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride about plans to tackle unemployment. Michael Gove accuses pro-Palestine protest organisers of not doing enough to tackle antisemitism on marches. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, the infected blood inquiry is set to publish its findings. The MOD is scrambling to get more planes for a D-Day anniversary event as the RAF's fleet is stretched. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi is confirmed dead in a helicopter crash after the wreckage is found. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, the number of UK bank branches to shut their doors in the past nine years passes 6,000. Jeremy Hunt promises further tax cuts if the Conservatives win the election. A school has threatened to expel a 12-year-old boy for not cutting his hair. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Sir Keir Starmer makes his pre-election pitch with six pledges. Nick speaks with Labour Party National Campaign Coordinator Pat McFadden and Education Secretary Gillian Keegan. Eddie Izzard is in the studio to discuss her solo performance of Shakespeare’s ‘HAMLET’. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast ,Sir Keir Starmer's plan to ban zero hours contracts given the green light after a meeting with unions. The government announces another crackdown on knife crime. Nick speaks with Crime and Policing Minister Chris Philp. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak warns Labour cannot be trusted with the nation's security. Nick speaks with Defence Secretary Grant Shapps. Royal Parks call for cycling apps to remove the Regent’s Park route after the death of an elderly woman in 29mph crash. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, David Cameron refuses to stop selling British arms to Israel. Nick speaks to Maria Caulfield and Rosie Duffield on the state of maternity care. We're also joined by M&S Chairman Archie Norman. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Yvette Cooper sets out Starmer's plan to stop the boats. The exiled prince of Iran joins us live. Nick asks The Chancellor what he makes of the UK moving out of recession. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we reflect on Natalie Elphicke's shock defection to Labour. University Leaders discuss the rise in campus antisemitism, Nick speaks with Education Secretary Gillian Keegan. Reform Party leader Richard Tice takes your calls. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Labour questions the continued arms exports to Israel as the Gaza humanitarian crisis worsens. Nick speaks with Energy Security Secretary Claire Coutinho and Shadow Paymaster General Jonathan Ashworth. Former Immigration Minister is live to discuss migration. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Israel says Hamas' decision to accept the ceasefire deal is a 'ruse' as it announces strikes in eastern Rafah. An Israeli flag is ripped from the hands of a Jewish student at a Cambridge pro-Palestine protest. Nick speaks with Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride as the government announces a new £64 million plan to help people stay in work. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we reflect on a bad night for Rishi Sunak as the Tories lose Blackpool South and a number of local councils. Nick speaks with Conservative Party Chairman Richard Holden, Labour National Campaign Coordinator Pat McFadden and Former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng. Fears that US campus chaos will hit the UK as lecturers join students at pro-Palestine camps. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Daniel Anjorin has been named as the 14-year-old boy killed in the Hainault sword attack. Nick speaks with FDA Union boss Dave Penman as civil servants take legal action over the government's Rwanda plan. Journalist Mihir Bose is in the studio to discuss his new book. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, a 14-year-old boy was killed and four injured after a sword attack in London. The Met Police Commissioner is in the studio to answer your questions. Nick speaks with Secretary of State for Business and Trade Kemi Badenoch and Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Humza Yousaf resigns as First Minister of Scotland. Actor and comedian John Cleese is in the studio to discuss his latest project bringing Fawlty Towers to the West End. Nick speaks with Health and Social Care Secretary Victoria Atkins and Shadow Paymaster General Jonathan Ashworth. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Ireland is planning to return asylum seekers to the UK under new emergency laws. Nick speaks with Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride as the government announces plans to overhaul disability benefits. Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy is in the studio as he says goodbye to LBC ahead of the general election. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Labour unveils its plan to renationalise Britain's railways. RMT union boss Mick Lynch joins live. England is named the worst country in the world for underage drinking. Nick speaks with Minister for Defence Procurement James Cartlidge. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak unveils the biggest military spending increase in a generation. Nick speaks with Defence Secretary Grant Shapps and Former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace. Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry joins live. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill is to become law after a late-night showdown with the Lords. Nick speaks with Illegal Migration Minister Michael Tomlinson. Alcohol-related deaths soar to an all-time high in the wake of Covid. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, the Met Police Chief is under fire after an officer called an antisemitism campaigner 'openly Jewish'. Nick speak to a headteacher who wants 12 hour school days to tackle smartphone addiction. Deputy Foreign Secretary Andrew Mitchell joins live. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Israel carries out strikes on Iran as explosions reported near Isfahan airbase. Nick speaks with Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride. Rishi Sunak sets out plans to tackle Britain's 'sick note culture'. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, you have your say on whether we should increase defence spending. Nick speaks with Defence Secretary Grant Shapps and former Labour leader Ed Miliband. After a Sainsbury's worker was fired for stealing 'bags for life', Nick asks what you've nicked from the office. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, a Muslim student has lost a legal challenge against Michaela Community School's 'prayer ban'. Former Armed Forces Minister James Heappey is live in the studio. Nick speaks to Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister Dmytro Kuleba. Paediatricians urge a law change to ban smacking in England and Northern Ireland. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces a cabinet rebellion over his plan to wipe out smoking. Nick speaks with Minister for Victims and Safeguarding Laura Farris. You have your say on whether Rishi Sunak and Lord Cameron or Sir Keir Starmer and David Lammy are best suited to lead the country. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Iran launched more than 300 projectiles at Israel, in what it said was retaliation for a strike on its consulate in Syria. Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron joins live to discuss the latest events in the Middle East. Spending on disability benefits for people with ADHD shoots up 41,000 per cent within a decade. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Rishi Sunak falls short of his pledge to cut NHS waiting lists in England. Military Veterans are to be called up to help bolster the economy as part of Operation Prosper. Nick speaks with actor and comedian Charlie Higson about the 30th Anniversary UK Stage Tour of 'The Fast Show'. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says ‘enough is enough’ as he vows to ignore the ECHR over Rwanda flights. Polls say 'confusion' over voter ID rules could save top Tories. Nick speaks with Health and Social Care Secretary Victoria Atkins and Shadow Transport Secretary Louise Haigh. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Minister for Mental Health Maria Caulfield and Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting join live. You have your say on Labour's plan to ban zero-hour contracts, reform the gig economy and end the gender pay gap. We discuss the future of the pensions triple lock. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we take your views on XL Bullies amid calls for the breed to be banned. Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology Michelle Donelan joins live. Nick takes your calls on vaping and the number of school children using disposable vapes. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley is in the LBC studio to answer your calls. We take your views on the prison system as the hunt for an escaped terror suspect continues. Foreign Secretary James Cleverly joins live to speak to Nick about the G20 summit in India. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley is in the LBC studio to answer your calls. We take your views on the prison system as the hunt for an escaped terror suspect continues. Foreign Secretary James Cleverly joins live to speak to Nick about the G20 summit in India. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss the prison system as a UK wide manhunt is underway to find a terror suspect escaped from HMP Wandsworth. Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology Michelle Donelan joins live. Nick speaks to a headteacher about the unsafe concrete used in schools. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we take your calls on Birmingham city council declaring itself bankrupt. Defence Secretary Grant Shapps joins live to discuss the war in Ukraine. And you have your say on government plans to get more people off sickness benefits and into work. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast the Secretary for Schools Nick Gibb joins Nick to discuss the Education Secretary Gillian Keegan's apology after being caught swearing on camera following an interview on ITV. ASDA Chairman Lord Rose takes your calls on growing rates of theft, covid, Brexit and more. All of this and more on Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss the growing crisis of unsafe RAAC concrete in schools with Education Secretary Gillian Keegan who joins us live. We also cover drivers who are being wrongly charged with ULEZ fines despite having compliant vehicles. We discuss Tesco staff being offered body cameras to deal with rising shop theft. All of this and more on Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss the junior doctors and consultants who are due to strike at the same time and the impact this will have on the public. Nick Gibb, the Minister of State for Schools joins Nick to talk about the RACC concrete which is causing 150 schools to close. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss the government's new measures to force prisoners to attend their sentencing. Nick speaks to Chris Philp, Policing Minister about the harassment of officers at Notting Hill Carnival. Emily Thornberry MP also speaks to Nick about the NHS waiting lists crisis. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey joins live to discuss the government's plans to bypass environmental legislation to build more homes. The Met's new Chief Scientific Officer Professor Lawrence Sherman speaks to Nick. We discuss the decline of Christianity in Britain. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss the ULEZ expansion as the scheme is rolled out to all London boroughs. Transport Secretary Mark Harper joins live and Nick speaks with Conservative Candidate for the Mayor of London Susan Hall. You share your nightmare travel stories after a UK-wide air traffic control meltdown affects 100,000 passengers. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Minister for Public Health Neil O'Brien joins live to discuss plans to modernise the GP appointment system. You have your say on the idea of a cashless society. We pay tribute to legendary broadcaster Sir Michael Parkinson after his death aged 88. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, LBC's reporter Henry Riley is in Flitwick, Bedfordshire searching for MP Nadine Dorries. The Lionesses have sealed their spot in the World Cup final - but where are the flags in the streets? Education Secretary Gillian Keegan joins live on A-Level results day. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Former England and Chelsea footballer Eni Aluko speaks to Nick ahead of England's World Cup semi-final game. Chief Secretary to the Treasury & Conservative MP John Glen joins live to discuss inflation figures. We take your calls on social media fraud and scams. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Health Minister Will Quince joins live to discuss NHS funding. Shadow Work & Pensions Secretary Jonathan Ashworth tells Nick Labour's plans to get over 50s back to work. We take you calls on dangerous dogs after parents spared jail over a dog attack that killed their three-month-old girl. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Thames Water faces backlash over 'doorstepping' families to install smart meters. Hawaii's search and rescue mission continues following deadly wildfires. We take your calls on the government's 'Stop The Boats' plan. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Chief Secretary to the Treasury John Glenn joins live to discuss warnings over Britain's economic growth. We take your calls on junior doctor strikes as LBC learns they could cause NHS cancellations to soar past one million. And would you step in to stop a crime? All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick joins live to discuss housing on the Bibby Stockholm barge. We take your calls on private schools as forecasts warn costs could double. Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper speaks to Nick about Labour's plans to tackle crime. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Justice Secretary Alex Chalk joins live to discuss the government's new task force. You have your say on the Bibby Stockholm barge as the first asylum seekers move on. Classic FM and Smooth Radio presenter Myleene Klass tells Nick about the pregnancy loss law changes she's brought about through her incredible campaigning. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Safeguarding minister joins Nick this morning to discuss the imminent arrival of migrants to the Bibbi Stockholm Barge plus the worrying case of 500 sex offenders going missing in the UK...
Plus we discuss the looming possibility of a cashless society...
On today's show, Minister for Mental Health Maria Caulfield joins live to discuss government plans to use the private sector to clear NHS waiting lists. We take your calls on the announcement that all Londoners with a non-compliant car will have access to extra funds in the ULEZ scrappage scheme expansion. You share your thoughts on budget retailer Wilko as it is at risk of collapse. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On todays' show, Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden joins live to discuss the key risks facing the UK. We reflect on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's comments about doctors when he spoke exclusively to Nick the day before. You have your say on the stepfather found guilty of murdering a 10-month-old baby in 2020. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is in the LBC studio to answer your calls. He takes questions on climate change, immigration, inflation, and more. Also on the show, we discuss the justice system and the announcement that first time offenders could avoid going to court. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, legendary former England cricketer Mark Ramprakash speaks to Nick about England's victory in the fifth test of the Ashes. You have your say on migrant housing after the Bibby Stockholm barge is delayed amid safety concerns. Roads Minister Richard Holden joins live to discuss the changing costs of beers, spirits and wines. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Nick speaks to Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding, Jess Phillips, about the 'abysmal' crime statistics. You have your say on low traffic neighbourhoods as Sunak says he's on the side of drivers. Energy Minister Andrew Bowie also joins live. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper joins live. Nick takes your calls on housing as Rishi Sunak steps in to tackle London's property crisis. You have your say on climate change and how much responsibility we should all take to meet net zero. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, we discuss the justice system after an innocent man who spent 17 years behind bars is finally acquitted of rape. Nick speaks with Irish TV Presenter Brendan Courtney about the legendary Sinead O'Connor after her sudden death aged 56. You have your say on shoplifting after Co-Op announced they see around 1,000 incidents every day. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Policing Minister Chris Philp joins live to discuss changes in the way emergency services respond to mental health incidents. We hear from British holidaymakers caught up in the devastating wildfires in Greece, and travel expert Simon Calder answers your questions. Nick takes your calls on NatWest boss Dame Alison Rose quitting after admitting she leaked private information about Nigel Farage. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Met Police Assistant Commissioner Matt Twist joins live to discuss the Just Stop Oil protests. Nick speaks with Housing Secretary Michael Gove about the policy to relax planning rules. We take you calls on London Mayor Sadiq Khan's new campaign to tackle sexism. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Nick speaks with British holidaymakers who were caught up in wildfires in Rhodes. Development Minister and Conservative MP, Andrew Mitchell, joins live to discuss the government's support of the evacuation. Nick takes your calls on ULEZ, as Sadiq Khan says he is in 'listening mode' over the expansion following pressure from within Labour. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Nick is joined by Education Secretary Gillian Keegan MP after the Prime Minister announced a major breakthrough yesterday in public sector pay disputes by accepting the pay review boards recommendations of at least a six per cent increase.
All of that and more on Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, here on LBC.
Nick is joined by the former Editor of Channel 4 News, Stewart Purvis, to discuss the bombshell revelation that the unnamed BBC star, at the heart of recent allegations, is Huw Edwards and South Australian Health Minister Chris Picton MP joins us to debate Nick on the morality of luring NHS doctors to work in Australia as Junior Doctors commence their five-day walkout in the biggest NHS strike of its kind.
All of that and more on Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, here on LBC.
We are joined by Treasury Minister Victoria Atkins MP, who blames inflation for the rising cost of mortgages, and Shadow Levelling-Up and Housing Secretary Lisa Nandy MP, who slams Ms Atkin's omission of Liz Truss' disastrous mini-budget.
All of that and more on Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, here on LBC.
On today's show, Nick speaks to Work and Pensions Secretary and Conservative MP, Mel Stride. Later in the show, we take your calls on the latest NHS maternity scandal. We also discuss the NATO summit that begins with Ukraine membership at the top of the agenda. All of this and more on the latest episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
BBC suspends a presenter accused of paying a teenager for explicit pictures, regulator Ofwat isaccused of being ’complacent’ over Thames Water affair and Justice Secretary Alex Chalk joins live. All of that and more on this episode of Nick Ferrari The Whole Show.
On today's show, we discuss the announcement that detectives accused of bungling the original Stephen Lawrence inquiry will not face prosecution. Labour leader Keir Starmer is in the studio to take your calls. Nick also speaks with Conservative MP Robert Halfon about childcare support. All of this and more on the latest episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Nick takes your calls on the Archbishop of Canterbury's attack of Rishi Sunak's 'stop the boats' policy. A Just Stop Oil spokesperson speaks to Nick after protesters brought play to a halt twice at Wimbledon by throwing orange confetti on court. Crime and Policing Minister Chris Philp also joins live. All of this and more on the latest episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Nick takes your calls as we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the NHS and Health Minister Maria Caulfield joins live. May Parsons, the nurse who gave the first Covid-19 vaccination, reflects of that important moment. NEU Head Kevin Courtney also joins Nick as teachers continue strike action. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Nick speaks to former Health Secretary Sajid Javid on the eve of the NHS 75th anniversary. Veterans Minister Johnny Mercer joins live as he launches a new hotline to help homeless veterans. Nick takes your calls following backlash over plans to fine councils who initiate boycotts against Israel. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Five people are charged as Just Stop Oil wreaked havoc at London Pride over the weekend and a bust up off field on day 5 of the second Ashes Test at Lords caused widespread front-page outrage. Legend England cricketer Mike Gatting and Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer join Nick on the show.
Rishi Sunak to appeal to Supreme Court after Rwanda plan has been ruled as unlawful. More than 300,000 extra doctors & nurses to be recruited under a new NHS plan to sort out worker shortages. Wes Streeting and NHS England Medical Director Professor Sir Stephen Powis join to discuss. Also, amendments have been made to the online safety bill to better protect children from pornographic and harmful content. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari whole show podcast.
Thames Water are in talks for extra funding amid fears of collapse, the government draws up nationalisation plans. The England v Australia Ashes Test match was disrupted by Just Stop Oil protestors. One activist was carried off the Lord's ground by England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow. Are they getting annoying or are they getting their message across? Also, outgoing police watchdog Matt Parr speaks exclusively to LBC on the MET and more. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
On today's show, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Mel Stride, joins Nick in the studio to answer your calls. Legendary composer Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber issues a plea for more classical instruments in schools to turn children’s lives around, and NHS consultants vote to strike for two days next month. All of this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Nick takes your calls on the state of the Met Police as Baroness Lawrence says officers should lose their jobs after a sixth suspect is named in her son's murder. Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Pat McFadden joins live, and former cricketer Azeem Rafiq discusses the latest report revealing racism and sexism is rife in the sport. Nick attempts to speak to a caller in Norwegian but is quickly corrected. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, Nick Ferrari speaks to comedian & author Ben Elton to discuss his new documentary. MP Helen Whately joins live to discuss the roll out of the government's lung cancer screening programme, and AC Matt Twist reveals how many police hours have been spent dealing with the Just Stop Oil protests. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, we discuss the shock rise in interest rates to 5%. The Bank of England's governor says it's down to 'unsustainable' pay rises forcing up inflation. The US Coast Guard says all five passengers aboard the Titan sub have died. And Armed Forces minister James Heappey joins the show live. All this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
On today's show, the search for the missing sub continues. A former Navy warship captain joins Nick live. And rising interest rates could mean homeowners face a 20% drop in their disposable incomes. Plus, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly joins the show live. All this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
On today's show, general secretary of rail union the RMT, Mick Lynch, takes calls live on air. Nick also gets the latest on the new inflation figures. And officials have announced an investigation into the school where a pupil was reportedly allowed to identify as a cat. All this and more on today's episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
On today's show, Nick hears from cancer patient Megan McClay who is raising money for lifesaving treatment. Following the emotional call, LBC listeners raise thousands of pounds to pay for her care. Nick speaks to MP Mel Stride about the vote on the Partygate report, and also discusses a new report that school children are identifying as cats, dinosaurs and even the moon. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole show podcast.
On today's show, Nick discusses the first video of Partygate events in Westminster. The Home Secretary calls for an increase in stop and search powers to tackle violent crime. And Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies joins to discuss issues around transgender inclusivity in women's sport. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole show podcast.
On this morning's show, a discussion of the Tories in crisis after the explosive Partygate report. Ex Cabinet Minister Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg and Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey join live. Child killer Colin Pitchfork is set to be released, says the Parole Board. And a tribute to Glenda Jackson. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole show podcast.
On today's show, Nick gets live reaction to the hotly anticipated Partygate report from the House of Commons' Privilege Committee. Nick speaks to Boris Johnson's former Director of Communications Guto Harri live. And as vigils are held for the three people killed in Nottingham attacks, Nick speaks to a friend of one of the victims. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole show podcast.
Two students have been named out of the three victims killed in the Nottingham attack. Our LBC reporter has the details. Junior doctors begin their three-day strike in England, which is expected to have an 'enormous impact'. Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting discusses with NIck. Also, Mozammel Hossain, one of the three Conservative candidates for the London Mayoral Race 2024, joins Nick live from the studio to discuss ULEZ, crime and more. Would you want him to be your next Mayor? All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole show podcast.
Channel migrant crossings hit record high for 2023. Nick hears caller's ideas on housing migrants from jet skis to RAF bases in Cyprus. Just Stop Oil protests have cost the Met Police £4.5 million in six weeks. Nick argues with a Just Stop Oil spokesperson. Also, football legend Graeme Souness joins to talk about his mission to swim the channel to raise money to help people living with a rare skin condition. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss infighting in the Conservative Party after Boris Johnson's resignation as an MP, with an interview with Michael Gove. Ofsted has announced reforms following the death of headteacher Ruth Perry, who took her own life while awaiting a report which downgraded her school from 'outstanding' to 'inadequate' - a headteacher tells Nick the reforms don't go far enough. We hear the latest from Scotland following the arrest of former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. And the chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee, Dame Diana Johnson, speaks to Nick about the number of people from Albania - a seemingly safe country - claiming asylum in the UK.
The government yesterday walked back on their plans to moor an asylum barge in London after Mayor Khan staged a protest. Plus Iceland boss, Tory MP hopeful and, Mount Everest conqueror Richard Walker takes your calls on everything from Supermarket profiteering to how he would solve the immigration crisis. All that and more with Nick Ferrari at Breakfast
On this morning's show, Nick discusses Prince Harry's claim that both the press and the government are at 'rock bottom'. Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan speaks exclusively on Nick Ferrari at Breakfast about his dramatic arrest last month. And Health Secretary Steve Barclay joins the show live. All this and more on this episode of Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Prince Harry rebuked by judge for skipping first day of court. Do you think he should have showed up? Rishi Sunak announces two more barges to house asylum seekers off the coast of Britain. Nick speaks to one caller who had a peculiar idea for housing. Also, Just Stop Oil and Labour Donor Dale Vince speaks to Nick about activist tactics and his commitment to the climate crisis. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari whole show podcast.
On today's show, discussion of the government's migrant policy as PM Rishi Sunak prepared to give an update on his pledge to 'stop the boats'. Labour plans to make social class a 'protected characteristic', prompting some fiery calls. And as a fifth person was killed by a dangerous dog this year over the weekend, Met Police figures show the force deals with at least one dangerous dog incident each day. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
The government are to launch legal action over the Covid Inquiry demands for Boris Johnson's WhatsApp messages. Epsom Derby promises their biggest ever security operation to halt Animal Rising protests. Two callers have a heated debate over animal rights in horseracing. Also, Nick talks of his experience with Phillip Schofield and the This Morning team amid the affair scandal. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
The cost of the asylum system has more than quadrupled under the Conservative govt. A police officer dragged a Just Stop Oil activist along the road during a protest. Do you believe the officer was doing his duty or taking it too far? Also, former US Ambassador to the UK, Woody Johnson, speaks exclusively to Nick Ferrari. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole show podcast.
The covid inquiry hearings are set to last until 2026 and the government have refused to hand over Boris Johnson's WhatsApp messages. ASLEF boss Mick Whelan joins the show the discuss fresh rail strikes. Trans rights protesters interrupt a talk by Kathleen Stock at Oxford Union about gender. Nick debates the discussion over gender and free speech with callers. Also, wishcycling! Do you rinse out the honey jar or are you chucking it in the bin? All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss the Met police will stop attending 999 calls linked to mental health, four MPs are forced to repay driving fines they claimed on expenses, BMA chief says a 50 per cent hike in pay for consultants 'will not stop the strikes', 'delays to driving licenses' as workers launch a 15-day strike, Labour plans land valuation reform to deal with housing shortage, 'liberal' cyclists scolds a Just Stop Oil protester, shocking figures show only eight per cent of muggings result in a charge, loyal savers are being ripped off by banks not passing down high interest rates and Rishi Sunak backs a gender-critical academic after a trans row breaks out in reaction to her Oxford Union appearance.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss a Just Stop Oil activist is hosed down at the Chelsea Flower Show, Tory pledge to build 40 'new' hospitals in England is likely to be delayed, Heathrow workers strike on busiest day for air travel, leaked documents show Braverman's plan to deport 3,000 asylum seekers every month, GPs could get a bonus if their patients take part in clinical trials, US diplomat Henry Kissinger turns 100 over the weekend, Police Scotland's Chief admits the force 'is institutionally racist and discriminatory' and a Just Stop Oil activist is hosed down after 'ruining' a garden exhibit at the Chelsea Flower Show.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss the Just Stop Oil protests that have cost the Met police a massive £3.5 million in the last month alone. A new poll has revealed that Labour is more trusted to tackle immigration than the Tories, and we pay tribute to Queen of Rock and Roll, Tina Turner, following her death at the age of 83. Nick also reacts to newly released official figures that show net migration added 606,000 people to the UK’s population in 2022. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole show podcast.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss UK universities face 'financial risk' by ban on overseas students bringing family, Police watchdog to send investigators to assess whether to launch probe in Cardiff crash, a workman is handcuffed after shoving a Just Stop Oil protester, Boris threatens to sue Cabinet Office for covid 'stitch-up', Convicted paedophile Rolf Harris dies at 93 and in a radio exclusive, Nick speaks with former prime minister David Cameron on immigration policy and Alzheimer's.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Rishi Sunak consulting an ethics adviser over the Home Secretary's speeding fine, NHS staff reveal a shocking pandemic of sexual assault, Shadow Levelling-up Secretary Lisa Nandy MP joins Nick to discuss Labour's plans to abolish leaseholds, Junior doctors plan a fresh 72-hour strike in a pay dispute, Tory London Mayor candidate proposes to ditch red traffic lights, Labour's Rachel Reeves deletes a tweet showing her on a BA business class flight and Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey takes your calls.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss Suella Braverman's speeding fine as Rishi Sunak consults an independent ethics adviser, Zalenskyy denies claims that Bakhmut has fallen, More energy bill support is ruled out by the government, Unions protest against law on minimum service levels during strikes, Foreign students studying below PhD level are blocked from bringing their families, Class sizes in England could shoot up to 60, Nick speaks to Sir Keir Starmer who will be revealing Labour's plans to tackle biggest killers and end NHS waiting times.
Brexit, Covid, Partygate, lockdowns, leaks, the war in Ukraine, a cost-of-living crisis and the scandals that plagued our politics. Guto Harri was in the room when the big decisions were made. In this podcast, expect unprecedented access behind the shiny black door of Number 10 Downing Street, during one of the most chaotic periods in British political history.
Guto was Boris Johnson’s Communications Chief. When he first walked over the Number 10 threshold, things weren’t normal. A set of circumstances, scandals and chaos that will never be repeated. It was unprecedented.
New episodes available now on Global Player.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss Humza Yousaf failing to rule out sending transgender butcher to a female prison, elective recovery taskforce delayed as 300,00 patients miss out on treatment, the Queen does not make the Sunday Times Rich list for the first time, RMT vote to strike in June, Rishi Sunak vows to protect green spaces for housebuilding, Nick speaks with Harriet Harman MP as she urges Home Secretary to back police vetting Bill, UK's reliance on foreign nurses deemed 'critical', Bruce Springsteen is slammed for not cancelling gig in Italy despite deadly floods, ULEZ expansion could lead to thousands more drivers being affected, and the Conservatives have now been in power longer than new Labour.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss Prince Harry and Meghan in a 'near catastrophic car chase' in New York, Just Stop Oil stage protest in Parliament, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says working from the office should be the 'default', Royal College of Nursing calls for counselling services amid 'explosion of poor mental health' among staff, Paul Scully announces he is running for London Mayor in an LBC exclusive, obese teens must be put on lifelong weight-loss jabs according to experts, Key Stage 2 SATs paper that left pupils 'in tears' has been revealed and water firms apologies and vow to invest £10 billion in 'Victorian-era' infrastructure leaving Brits facing one hundred years of rising water bills.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss the cabinet split after only one of Suella Braverman's proposals is given backing, Two poultry workers test positive for bird flu, Nick is joined by Roads Minister - Richard Holden MP - as the government extends the £2 bus fare cap across England, Number 10s Farm to Form food summit is slammed as a 'PR stunt', the Home Office pushes for use of facial recognition in everyday policing, Private school pupils are more likely to get into Cambridge if they switch to a state sixth form, therapists will be hired to bring the long-term sick back into work and No-fault evictions are scrapped in a blow for landlords.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss Ukraine war fatigue as the UK pledges hundreds of new attack drones, BBC Defends Cutting Derry Girls star Siobhán McSweeney’s BAFTA speech, a fifth of all taxpayers will now be dragged into 40p band, Nick is joined by Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey as the competition watchdog is to investigate consumers paying higher grocery and fuel prices than they should be, Royal Mail is at risk of a fine of up to £750m after worst late deliveries on record, the Prime Minister hosts a food summit amid rising cost of living and Suella Braverman declares a drive towards multiculturalism a 'recipe for disaster' as protesters descend on her speech at the National Conservatism Conference.
Kier Starmer joins Nick to discuss everything from Tuition Fees to ULEZ to his new proposal to reduce the voting age to 16!
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss the Bank of England increasing interest to the highest rate since 2008, UK donates long-range cruise missiles to help Ukraine, Nick is joined by Natwest boss Sir Howard Davies to get his reaction to the interest rate rise, the Minister for Rail and HS2 Huw Merriman MP joins Nick to discuss rail strikes as passengers face a weekend of travel chaos and Shadow Health Secretary says to judge Labour's health reforms on its cancer care.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has condemned the Illegal Migration Bill, calling it 'morally unacceptable'. Does he reflect your views over the bill? Also, the Mirror publisher has apologised to Prince Harry in phone hacking trial. Safeguarding Minister Sarah Dines joins to discuss new plans to tackle stalking and domestic abuse. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Major breaking news coming in overnight as the 45th president of the United States, Donald Trump, has been convicted of sexual abuse in New York. PLUS Kit Malthouse gets pressed on Rumours that he may be running for mayor of London AND we discuss Robert De Niro having a new baby at 79 years old.
Boris Johnson's former Communications Director Guto Harri speaks exclusively to Nick Ferrari about his new Global Podcast 'Unprecedented'. Guto Harri speaks of Johnson's suspicions about Sue Gray, his relations with Rishi Sunak and Boris' showdown with the King. The MET police have admitted regret over some of the Just Stop Oil protest arrests made at the Coronation over the weekend. Also, Dame Rachel de Souza joins to discuss violence in pornography in relation to child-on-child sex abuse cases. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
On today's bumper show, Nick hosts the latest local election coverage and analysis. Tory chairman Greg Hands, Liberal Democrats leader Sir Ed Davey and Labour's campaign chief Shabana Mahmood join the show. There's also a lookahead to the Coronation tomorrow. All that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
On this morning's show, Nick discusses the fallout after Russia accused Ukraine of trying to kill Putin. Former Deputy Chief of the Defence Staff, Lieutenant General Sir Simon Mayall, joins the programme. And there's another threat of travel chaos as Heathrow security staff begin a three-day strike in the run-up to the Coronation. And Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle joins to discuss Coronation preparations.
On today's show, RCN chief Pat Cullen discusses the latest pair of nursing strikes and her threat to continue the walkouts until Christmas. Nick is also joined by Labour's Rachel Reeves and the Conservatives' Tom Tugendhat, who discuss tomorrow's local elections. And there's the latest on new data which shows the Ulez expansion will cost the London economy more than £500 million per year. All this and more on today's Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
James Cleverly joins nick to discuss his monumental efforts to evacuate over 2000 people from Sudan and Shell reports $5bn profits in the first quarter of this year!
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss fresh strikes that could be launched during the FA Cup and Eurovision, almost 900 people are evacuate don British flights from Sudan, Nick speaks with CEO of Gymshark in an LBC exclusive, Suella's law which could be used to give police more powers to tackle eco-protestors, a new report says that the Met has not 'learned' from the Stephen Port case and era-defining talk-show host Jerry Springer dies at the age of 79.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss teachers leaving pupils high and dry over the exam period as NEU members walk out for the sixth time, Britain's top cop clashes with Tory deputy chairman Lee Anderson, the UK is accused of delaying German efforts in the shambolic Sudan evacuations, Health officials 'raised concerns' over Steve Barclay's behaviour and crime correspondent Martin Brunt has released a new book detailing his extraordinary career.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss the RAF flying in to rescue Britons trapped in Sudan, the death of 'Calypso King' Harry Belafonte, the King 'tried to stop' Prince Harry from taking newspapers to court, the mother and step-dad of Lola James are jailed for her brutal murder, Britons 'need to accept' they are poorer says Bank of England economist, US President Joe Biden launches his 2024 re-election campaign, Just Stop Oil continue their crusade of chaos in Central London and Nick is joined by Home Secretary Suella Braverman who says the government is confident it will hit its manifesto target of recruiting 20,000 police officers.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss Fox News giving it's top-paid anchor Tucker Carlson the boot, Former Chancellor Sajid Javid joins Nick to discuss the rise in sexual abuse of children online, the government prepares to take the nurses' union to court over more strike action, Just Stop Oil continues causing chaos in Central London with a slow march, Labour's Shadow Environment Secretary talks to Nick about Labour's push to end the 'Tory sewage scandal' and the government sends troops out to Sudan and begins the evacuation of UK citizens.
On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss the fury of UK citizens trapped in Sudan as they accuse the government of 'abandoning' them, Just Stop Oil campaigners cause more chaos on the roads of central London, dozens of police officer facing allegations of rape, sexual offences and child abuse have been suspended on full pay - costing £3.4 million, Nick pays tribute to the pioneering comedian Barry Humphries who died last weekend at 89 and former Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott faces calls to be sacked after writing a 'racist' letter.
On Nick Ferrari's Breakfast, we discuss climate-activists Extinction Rebellion starting four days of protests, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly defies the calls of the Tory right to leave the ECHR, Nick speaks exclusively with Johnny Mercer MP on his new policy for homeless veterans, NHS launches a legal challenge against striking nurses, Space X's Starship blows up shortly after lift-off, get ready for Sunday's nationwide emergency alert test and Deputy PM Dominic Raab fights for his political life before announcing his resignation.
On Nick Ferrari's Breakfast, we discuss ambulance workers set to co-ordinate strikes with nurses and teachers, Transport Secretary Mark Harper admits delays to HS2 'won't save money', Nick speaks with the President of the National Black Police Association after GMP's Chief Constable told LBC that UK police forces are not institutionally racist, the road comes to an end for Land Rover, and a UK coroner has ruled that a 'healthy' 32-year-old doctor died after a severe rare reaction to the AstraZeneca COVID jab.
On Nick Ferrari's Breakfast, we discuss the Home Secretary a 'national emergency' on the small boat crisis, Fox News settles Dominion defamation case for $787.5M, The Northern Ireland Secretary urges unionists to the 'put the union first', London marathon fears as Just Stop Oil warns of more sporting chaos, Suella Braverman claims Labour councils’ ‘political correctness’ failed to stop grooming gangs, 1980S double teen murderer Colin Pitchfork faces his parole hearing, Sacked CBI boss says his reputation has been ‘totally destroyed’ and Greater Manchester Police Chief Stephen Watson takes your calls.
On Nick Ferrari's Breakfast, we cover the 196,000 appointments and operations cancelled after junior doctors' strikes, a teenage killer is named after the judge lifts reporting restrictions, Just Stop Oil cause chaos at the crucible after staging their latest protest stunt at the snooker championship, the government says reinstating the hard shoulder on smart motorways would be 'too disruptive' and a civil war erupts in the Women's Institution after members petition to pause taking on more trans-women.
Protesters made it onto the Grand National course on Saturday - do they have a right to disrupt the national?
One year on since the government announced a plan to send migrants to Rwanda, Lord Saatchi joins Nick for an extended interview and are nurses going to reject the pay deal?
Prince Harry will be attending the King's coronation - without Meghan and his children. One caller said the Royal Family are 'like the Jeremy Kyle show'. Sadiq Khan faces high court challenge from five Tory councils over the ULEZ expansion. Policing Minister Chris Philp joined Nick live to discuss how he plans to reduce the amount of paperwork in policing, so officers can concentrate on keeping the public safe. All this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
The junior doctors' strike enters its second day. One striking doctor told Nick that industrial action is necessary because doctors go through '10 years of toil' with 'no guarantee' of a good salary. Former Universities Minister Lord Jo Johnson joined Nick to discuss raising higher education tuition fees in line with inflation, and a consumer expert discussed why iconic brand Tupperware is on the brink of collapse. All this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
As Junior Doctors begin their 4-day strike, the Deputy Co-Chair of the BMA Junior Doctors committee joined Nick live to talk about why they're walking out today. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer doubles down on the party's tweet attacking Rishi Sunak. Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Pat McFadden defended the tweet to Nick, saying 'my wife's not a non dom.' And a pub in Essex whose 'racist' dolls were taken away by the police have vowed to display them once they've been returned. All this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
The government has confirmed plans to house migrants on barges. One caller who used to live on a prison barge said it was 'like a floating hotel.' There's a new plan to clean up the Met Police and ex-Met Deputy Assistant Commissioner Sir Hugh Orde joined Nick to discuss the challenges that lie ahead for the force. And Nick gives his take on the new Channel 4 show Naked Education. All this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 charges in New York. A report finds police services have failed vulnerable children and Inspector of Constabulary Wendy Williams joined Nick to discuss what she found. TikTok has been fined millions over safeguarding concerns. And a student caller tells Nick he feels 'too scared' to speak about his political views at school. All this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Thomas Cashman fails to attend sentencing for the murder of Olivia Pratt-Korbel. Also, teachers reject the government's latest pay offer. Nick spoke to former special adviser Lord Michael about the former Chancellor Nigel Lawson, who has died aged 91. Paris has voted to ban e-scooters, and one blind caller hopes the UK will follow suit, saying they 'terrorise' visually impaired people. All of this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Three years on from being elected Labour leader, Sir Keir Starmer joined Nick to take your questions. Three British men who have been imprisoned by the Taliban held an 'emotional' call with their families. Rishi Sunak is to announce a crackdown on grooming gangs. One caller said it was 'a load of prejudicial comments,' targeted at ethnic minorities. All this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
A man has been found guilty of murdering nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel. Some argue that those who buy drugs all have a part to play in Olivia's death. Nick discusses with callers. Former US President Donald Trump to be charged over hush money payment to Stormy Daniels. Also, business Secretary Kemi Badenoch joins the show. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Sadiq Khan has claimed Nazis have infiltrated anti-ULEZ protests. Tory councils have threatened legal action over government plans to house asylum seekers at military bases. Energy Secretary Grant Shapps joins the show. Also, today we await the parole hearing of Chares Bronson. We hear first his first wife Irene, who claims that he isn't a violent man and hopes that he is let out of prison. Has he done his time? All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On today's show, a new report suggests financial support for refugees in the UK means a cut in aid for disasters overseas. As the government plans an overhaul of the parole system, Justice Secretary Dominic Raab joins live. And Nick speaks to broadcaster and journalist Pete Price about legendary TV personality Paul O'Grady, who has died aged 67.All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Prince Harry makes a surprise appearance at the High Court, another shocking school shooting in America, and Jeremy Corbyn will no longer be allowed to stand as a Labour candidate in the next general election.
On today's show, Crime and Policing Minister Chris Philp speaks to Nick live about the government's crackdown on anti-social behaviour. Children's Commissioner Rachel de Souza discusses her report into child strip-searching, which found eight-year-olds are searched by police. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Wes Streeting, shadow health secretary, comes on the show to talk Junior Doctor strikes. PLUS Nick is joined by Actor and Comedian Eddie Izzard ahead of her one woman production of Great Expectations. They discuss, her bid to become a Labour MP, the current trans debate, and her opinions of Boris Johnson...
Boris Johnson continues to face the fire over Partygate following a marathon appearance at the privileges committee yesterday afternoon. Despite a Tory rebellion involving three ex-leaders, Rishi Sunak comfortably passed the Windsor Framework Brexit deal without the need for Labour votes. And as Keir Starmer's party launches a new crackdown on crime, shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper joins Nick live. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Johnson has accepted misleading MPs over partygate, but denies doing so 'recklessly'. He also plans to vote against Sunak's Windsor Framework and Northern Ireland Brexit deal. Ex-Met chiefs say Sir Mark Rowley has 'shattered trust' by denying institutional racism and sexism. Shadow Justice Secretary Steve Reed joins the discussion. Also, 350,000 over-75s are refusing to pay their Tv License Fee. Is the BBC worth the fee? Or are people now switching over to Netflix to unwind? All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Women and children failed by 'boys' club' culture in the MET, Casey's review finds. Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley joins me on the show. Also, RMT members at Network Rail accept revised pay offer. We hear from Transport Secretary Mark Harper. We can't forget the story about beavers! Yes, beavers will be re-introduced to West London as part of a rewilding project. Who can be unhappy about that? All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Today marks 20 years since the Western Invasion of Iraq. Former British Army Officer Colonel Tim Collins OBE and General David Petraeus, a retired Four-Star General and former Director of the CIA, join the show. Home Secretary Suella Braverman pledges to send migrants on flights to Rwanda 'by this summer'. Also, John Lewis is considering changing their staff-owned structure and sell £2 billion worth of stake to investors. The public call in to comment on their experiences with the beloved retailer. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Domestic killers with a history of coercive and controlling behaviour are to face tougher sentences. The Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab to discuss and show his support of the reform. A report shows that there is a culture of racism, sexism and homophobia in the MET. Former Chief Superintendent Parm Sandhu speaks of her experiences confronting these issues. Also, Tories have said we need to value stay at home mothers. Is that title derogatory? Callers throw out their name suggestions and their own experiences as parents. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Jeremy Hunt reveals his back-to-work budget, encouraging mothers and the wealthy to get back to work. Sir John Timpson & Andrew Neil join me to discuss. More travel chaos as RMT rail staff go on strike today. Also, the felling of 110 mature trees in Plymouth city centre causes outrage. Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves joins the show. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Budget Day has arrived and the mass walkouts have begun. Today, we see teachers, junior doctors and London Underground drivers strike. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is to deliver a 'back-to-work' Budget to boost economic growth and aid labour shortages. In Hunt's budget, free pre-school childcare is introduced to support parents to further push this. Also, Rishi Sunak has had to be 'reminded of the rules' after walking his dog off the lead in Hyde Park. His dog doesn't seem to be the only thing he hasn't gotten under control suggests a caller. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
On the show:
-PM promises to counter threats from China: Security Minister Tom Tugendhat joins live
-Braverman urged to make changes to migration bill
-Fiona Bruce leaves charity role after claims she trivialised domestic violence
The BBC's Gary Lineker crisis dragged on for yet another day - and appears to have come to an end. An ex-BBC Trust member joins live to discuss the corporation's reputational damage and what is likely to come next. The three-day walkout by junior doctors starts today. It's one of the largest in the history of the NHS. And Nick discusses the defence budget with Former Chief of the General Staff General Sir Peter Wall. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Small boat discussions continue as Sunak and Macron meet. Also, the high-speed HS2 line is delayed once again. Nick takes your calls and reactions and questions Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and Marks and Spencer Chairman Archie Norman.
An LBC exclusive poll has revealed trust in the Met police has fallen to a new low. Nick puts these findings to Met Chief Commander James Harman and Shadow Policing Minister Sarah Jones. Also, Lord Blunkett joins the show live.
Rishi Sunak has vowed to remove Channel migrants 'within weeks' under tougher, new measures. Gary Lineker cause outrage in his reaction to this new asylum policy, liking it to Nazi Germany on his Twitter. which has sparked outrage. The BBC are now being urged to fire the football broadcaster. What do you think? Should he be sacked? Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick joins the show. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
The Home Secretary will outline the government's plans to crackdown on illegal migration. Is it unworkable? Or will it get your vote. Following her wrongful arrest in November 2022, LBC Reporter Charlotte Lynch releases footage of her ordeal with Hertfordshire Police. Also, with Charles Branson's parole hearing underway, his son joins the show to discuss why he should be released from prison. Has this notoriously violent criminal changed his behaviour? Lord Sainsbury joins Nick to discuss business ahead of the Spring budget 2023. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer joined Nick to answer your questions around Matt Hancock's WhatsApp message leak, ULEZ, a new plan on illegal boat crossings and more. Although, the Leader of the opposition avoids answering Nick's questions on when he first approached Sue Gray to be his Chief of Staff. Also, the Government prepares to unveil new powers to 'stop the boats' on further immigration crackdown. Science, Innovation and Technology Sec Michelle Donelan joins the show. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
MI5 says they are 'profoundly sorry' for not stopping the Manchester arena bombing, Constance Marten and Mark Gordon charged with gross negligence manslaughter after the body of a baby is found, 'Get heavy with police,' Matt Hancock told ministers to enforce lockdown, Boris Johnson says he will find it 'very difficult' to vote for Sunak's new Brexit deal, 'Abhorrent' drag cabaret shows for babies features men in heels and bondage and pupils receive death threats after a copy of the Koran was damaged at school.
Lockdown files expose there was no good reason for 'rule of six' on children, Remains of a baby found during search for Constance Marten's newborn, Rise in Children getting treated for eating disorders and Parents who let morbidly obese daughter die jailed for manslaughter.
The transgender double rapist Isla Bryson has been jailed for 8 years. Scottish Shadow Secretary for Equalities Rachael Hamilton MSP says this case 'certainly contributed to Nicola Sturgeon's resignation'. The number of attackers jailed for more than 6 months for assaulting emergency workers halves to 0.5%. Nick recaps his GEMS campaign, that was created as a petition just over 6 years ago, which strived to guard and protect our emergency medical service staff from abuse. Also, parents of truanting pupils could have their child benefits stopped says Michael Gove. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Rishi Sunak is to meet the EU chief to reach a Brexit breakthrough on an agreement. At least 59 migrants have drowned after a boat breaks apart off the coast of southern Italy. Also, research has found that the majority of drivers say aggressive cyclists threaten their safety. One caller called it 'absurd!' Are they the big threat on the road today? All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
One year ago today, Russian troops invaded Ukraine and the world watched. The show looks over what has happened in the last year, the stoicism of Ukrainians, Zelensky's 'Churchill' like leadership, the unity of the West in support and discussions on whether this will go on for the next 12 months. Former British Ambassador to Russia Sir Laurie Bristow, Special Envoy James Rubin, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and others join the show. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
We hear the full exclusive interview that Defense Secretary Ben Wallace gave to Nick Ferrari at a military training camp in Dorset yesterday. Plus we talk to the BBC Newsnight Investigative Producer who has the truth about the Tavistock clinic
Biden says NATO will not tire as Putin blames the West for the war, nurses pause strikes to enter pay talks with ministers and ASDA and Morrisons ration produce amid shortages. Veterans' Affairs Minister Johnny Mercer joins live.
Junior doctors call for 26 per cent pay rise, an LBC exclusive report on a Met Officer caught publicly masturbating on train twice, Nicola Bulley's family slams 'appalling' media and former PMs Liz Truss and Boris Johnson urge Rishi Sunak to provide jets for Ukraine
Peter Faulding talks to Nick after a body has been found in the River Wyre less than a mile from where Nicola Bulley was last seen. The diving expert who led the search in the river defends his team and says he wouldn't apologise to the family. Sadiq Khan's ULEZ expansion could be blocked by Downing Street, Councillor Paul Osborn, the Conservative leader of Harrow Council, joins to back this challenge. Also, Sir Rushdie has said the sensitivity police are back as Roald Dahl's descriptions of appearances of characters have been censored. Nick asks whether you would be offended by Dahl's line '“Aunt Sponge was enormously fat and very short. She had small piggy eyes, a sunken mouth and one of those white flabby faces that looked exactly as though it had been boiled." All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
'Time will tell' if Lancashire Police were right to reveal details of Nicola Bulley's private life, including her issues with alcohol and HRT treatment. Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley joins the show live. The force investigating her disappearance referred itself to the police watchdog over prior contact with Nicola Bulley. And as Sir Keir Starmer meets Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Kyiv, Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy joins live. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
'The time is now' says Nicola Sturgeon following her announcement of her resignation as First Minister and SNP leader. Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper joins the show. Also, both the public and MPs are furious after the police revealed that Nicola Bulley suffered with 'some significant issues with alcohol' and is menopausal in the latest press conference. Peter Faulding, dive expert who led the search in the River Wyre, joins Nick to discuss whether this information should have been released to the public. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
The West risk running out of ammunition as Putin orders Russian troops to advance further in Ukraine. Defence Secretary Ben Wallace joins Nick to discuss. Equalities watchdog end their Labour party monitoring following the antisemitism reforms. Also, Queen Consort Camilla will cut out the Koh-I-Noor Colonial Diamond from the coronation. But is that enough to resolve the controversy around it? All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Rishi Sunak has said that RAF jets are ready to intercept and shoot down Chinese spy balloons if they are seen flying over the UK. Also, three London Labour MPs have come out against Sadiq Khan's ULEZ expansion in an LBC exclusive. Labour MP for Mitcham and Morden Siobhain McDonagh joins the show agreeing on pushing back the expansion. Also, Unison General Secretary Christina McAnea joined Nick to discuss strike action. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
The US government have shot down the fourth UFO this month and they aren't ruling out the possibility of alien involvement... we talk to a former Ministry of Defense UFO expert who thinks there may be more to the story than meets the eye... or not as the case may be! PLUS, Roads Minister Richard Holden joins Nick to talk about the Labour report into frivolous government spending including £3k on decorative photographs!
In the wake of President Zelenskyy's visit to the UK we discuss why it is seemingly so difficult for us to pledge further support for the war. PLUS we talk to Speaker of the House about the famous air force helmet that he was given by the Ukranian President yesterday. We also discuss the Prevent report that today revealed a startling change in priorities and even talk to one caller who was himself referred to the Prevent Program.
In the wake of a devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria, Andrew Mitchell, Minister of State in the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, joins Nick to explain exactly what aid is needed and how we can get it out there. PLUS ahead of the sentencing of former met police officer and serial rapist David Carrick, Nick asks: what would it take to restore your faith in the met.
Today sees the biggest strike in NHS history as nurses, ambulance staff and more decide to walk out over pay and work conditions. Health Minister Maria Caulfield and Unite the Union General Secretary Sharon Graham join the discussion. Also, teachers in primary schools are buying poorer pupils toothbrushes and toothpaste. Nick discusses with callers whether this is down to the cost-of-living crisis, or if it is just bad parenting. More on the state of the economy, Financial Journalist Paul Lewis joins live to answer your questions on mortgages and personal finances. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Ofgem tells energy suppliers to suspend forced installations of prepayment meters, after reports of house break-ins. Industrial action continues, and today it is rail strikes. ASLEF General Secretary Mick Whelan joins the discussion. Also, the attempted rape and assault charges against Manchester United player Mason Greenwood have been dropped. But should he put the football boots back on? All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Rishi Sunak was told of Dominic Raab's 'unacceptable behaviour' last Summer, before appointing him to cabinet. Former Chief of Staff for Boris Johnson, Lord Lister, joins the show. It begs the question, where is the line of bullying in the workplace? Also, Shell has announced record annual profits of £32.2 billion, as energy prices surge. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Half a million people walk out in the BIGGEST day of strikes in a decade, Education Secretary Gillian Keegan MP speaks to Nick, Rishi Sunak marks 100 days as Prime Minister, TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak takes your calls
On this, the third anniversary of the UK leaving the EU, Nick talks to the EU's Chief Brexit Negotiator, Guy Verhofstadt, they touch on the Ukraine war, Sunak's handling of the economy and Labour's fear of addressing the failures of Brexit. PLUS Brexit advocate Theresa Villiers and Former US Special Envoy to Northern Ireland Mick Mulvaney join the show.
After the long awaited sacking of Tory party Chairman Nadhim Zahawi, Nick asks why don't we have tougher checks for prospective ministers? Plus we look ahead to the teachers strikes which are planned for this Wednesday and we test the famous ChatGPT, challenging it to write a classic Nick Ferrari introduction.
On the show today Nick spoke to former Transport Minister Steve Norris about the staggering news that HS2 wont even venture into central London! PLUS we look ahead to the chancellors keynote speech and hear from a caller who's nearest bank branch is just 23 miles away, across the sea!
Following more stories on police corruption, Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley says two or three Met officers a week will face court. The US joins Germany in sending tanks to Ukraine, as other allies debate over sending fighter jets. Also, the trans woman guilty of raping two women has been remanded in a female prison. Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper tells Nick that Bryson should be in a male prison. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
After David Lammy's comments on the show yesterday about tradespeople taking the tube to work LBC's own Henry Riley tries to make his way from Seven Sisters to our studio in Leicester Square with a full array of work gear, only to run into a few troubles along the way... PLUS Nick discusses the missing migrant children and a remarkable story about a Transgender rapist being held in a woman's jail.
Rishi Sunak has ordered his ethics adviser to investigate Nadhim Zahawi's tax dealings. A former spokesperson to Ukrainian president Zelensky, Iuliia Mendel, joins to discuss Germany not blocking the export of its Leopard 2 tanks being sent to Ukraine. Also, more than 170 arrests were made during a police crackdown on serious criminals. Crime and Policing Minister Chris Philp joins the show. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Tory Chairman Nadhim Zahawi admits that tax chiefs have found he was 'careless' with his tax returns. Former HMRC Head, Sir Edward Troup, discusses his view on politicians publicising their tax dealings. Also, joining the show from the picket line is Unite General Secretary Sharon Graham, as ambulance workers strike again. Finally, CBI Director-General Tony Danker joins to discuss his first keynote speech of 2023. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Rail workers have been given a fresh pay offer in a bid to end strike action. Also, NATO allies tell Germany to 'stop stalling' on a Ukraine tank deal. On other stories, the police are 'looking into' a video of Rishi Sunak not wearing a seatbelt in a moving car... Tut-tut! All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Police forces have been ordered to do background checks on existing staff in the same way they vet recruits. Also, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt is mocked over 'Mr Bean-esque' video explaining inflation using coffee cups. Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Michael Gove joins the discussion. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Nurses begin a 48-hour walkout over pay and conditions. Royal College of Nursing General Secretary Pat Cullen joins the conversation. Also, to discuss this and Britain current facing threats of a general strike in February is Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick and Emily Thornberry, the Shadow Attorney General for England and Wales. On a lighter note, food regulators warn that cake in offices should be viewed like 'passive smoking'. Are you able to resist a cheeky slice? All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Met Police Officer David Carrick has been revealed as one of UK's worst rapists after admitting to dozens of offences. Also, teachers have voted to strike over their pay and workload. Education Secretary Gillian Keegan and Joint General Secretary Kevin Courtney joins in on the discussion. On other topics, the Asda Chairman Lord Rose talks with Nick about business. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer returns to answer your questions. Also, a man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a London drive-by shooting leaves a 7-year-old girl in life threatening conditions. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Ambulance response times in England are the worst on record and A&E waiting times have hit a new high. Also, the nominations for the Brit awards 2023 are out! But controversy strikes because in the run up for the gender neutral 'best artist' award, the nominees all have something in common... They're all men. The Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Kyle joins the show. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Tories have been urged to ban Andrew Bridgen from standing at next election after his vaccine 'holocaust' tweet. Also, the NHS are said to have 'abandoned' pregnant women as 4 in 10 have said there was a struggle getting staff. Former NHS England Chief Executive Lord Crisp joins in on the discussion. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Ambulance workers strike, loveless couples prevented from getting divorce, flood warnings, Downing Street defends Rishi's private jet flight, Just Stop Oil exclusive and Harry condemns 'dangerous' spin on Taliban comments
Britain is assessing a deal on supplying Ukraine with tanks, being the first Western country to do so. General Sir Richard Shirreff, Former Deputy Supreme Commander of NATO in Europe, and Business Secretary Grant Shapps joins in on the discussion. Also, talks to resolve NHS strikes have ended with little progress, the unions have said. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Prince Harry gives an explosive interview with ITV ahead of the book launch for 'Spare'. Former Communications Secretary to King Charles, Kristina Kyriacou, joins in on the discussion. Also, NHS pressures have become so overwhelming that care home beds are being used to clear wards. Yet, Rishi Sunak refuses to comment on his own healthcare. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Following the leak of Prince Harry's book 'Spare' in Spain, revelations about the Duke and his family have caused quite a stir. From 'begging' King Charles not to marry Camilla to the Prince killing 25 Taliban fighters whilst serving in Afghanistan, it begs the question, has he revealed too much? Also, Sir Keir Starmer embraces Brexit slogan with his 'take back control' bill aimed at devolving power out of Westminster. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Rishi Sunak outlines his vision for Britain in his first major speech since becoming Prime Minister. Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves and former Countdown co-host Carol Vorderman joins in on the conversation. Also, Sunak's new strike law could let bosses sack workers and sue unions. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Ambulance staff have been told to leave patients on trollies if A&E is busy. Also, Rishi Sunak wants all pupils to study maths to the age of 18 as a part of his big vision for Britain. Do you think that two extra years of compulsory maths education is wise? All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Medics have warned the PM that the pressure on NHS is 'unbearable'. Furthermore, the next set of rail strikes has begun, which has been set to cause severe, widespread disruption. Transport Secretary Mark Harper, Network Rail Chief Negotiator Tim Shoveller, and General Secretary of the RMT Mick Lynch join live. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Border Force strikes are set to hit 500,000 travellers and we're being urged not to mix with loved ones if they are ill this Christmas. What do you make of the strict advisory? The Nick Ferrari breakfast team wish you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Here's to 2023 and thank you for listening!
The Home Secretary Suella Braverman says disused cruise ships could house asylum seekers as the government are set to spend £3.5 billion in the next year on a system. In other stories, a heavily tattooed mum was banned from her child's nativity play over appearance and was made to watch it through a classroom window. Is this fair? Britain's most tattooed man Bodyart joins in on the discussion. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Public urged to 'avoid risky behavior' as paramedics strike, Steve Barclay speaks to Nick, Rishi Sunak refuses to rule out 12p fuel duty price hike, Education Secretary Gillian Keegan MP joins Nick on Call The Cabinet, Crematoriums struggle with Covid deaths in China and Woman, 97, convicted for involvement in Nazi regime
Tens of thousands of nurses strike again as the pay row with the Government escalates. Health Minister Will Quince joins in on the conversation. Also, the High Court rules that the government's plan to deport migrants to Rwanda is lawful. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Gary Neville compares Qatari human rights abuses to the UK Government's treatment of nurses. Also, Jeremy Clarkson has caused outrage over his column about the Duchess of Sussex. Should it have gone to print? His own daughter doesn't think so. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
The TSSA union has accepted a Network Rail national pay deal, but the RMT prepare to strike again. General Secretary of the RMT Union Mick Lynch joins in on the discussion. Also, four people are in critical condition after crowd trouble at Asake concert in Brixton. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Four people have died after a migrant boat capsized off the English coast, heroic fishermen came to their aid. Also, 'spineless' Jordan McSweeney has been sentenced for a minimum of 38 years for the murder of Zara Aleena. Strikes continue as today marks the start of the largest nursing strike in NHS history, in which Health Minister Maria Caulfield joins in on the discussion. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak makes a promise to end the asylum seeker backlog and tragic breaking news means many are feared dead following a migrant boat incident in the English Channel.
The nurses strike is going ahead this week after talks with Health Secretary Steve Barclay fall through. Also, rail strikes paired with crazy weather conditions = chaos in the capital city. Transport Secretary Mark Harper and General Secretary of the RMT union Mick Lynch join Nick live.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer returns to LBC to answer your questions. On other topics, the Shadow Health Secretary says Labour will take on the 'hostile' health unions as the country braces itself for a wave of strikes. Also, travel chaos continues as Gatwick's runway shuts down because of the snowfall. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Meghan appears to mock curtsy in bombshell Netflix show, Labour 'willing to talk' about NHS pay rises, England face France in the world cup and Harry Dunn's killer avoids jail
Border Force staff at UK airports have decided to strike over the Christmas period. With the number of strikes piling, Sunak plans on introducing tough, new anti-strike laws. Also, Michael Gove approves the first new UK coal mine in decades, despite the pressing climate concerns. Education Secretary Gillian Keegan joins in on the discussion. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Ambulance staff in England and Wales plan to strike over two days in December, continuing the Christmas chaos. Also, it might be time to dig out the thermals as the UK Health Security Agency have issued a Level 3 'severe' cold weather warning for England. Health Secretary Steve Barclay joins in on the discussion. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Michael Gove has scrapped mandatory housebuilding targets in face of Tory rebellion and RMT has announced even more rail strikes over Christmas. Also, following trail backlash, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's new Netflix documentary hits our screens on Thursday. The Duke of Sussex compares his wife to his late mother, Princess Diana. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Home Secretary Suella Braverman vows to do 'whatever it takes' to tackle the UK migrant crisis. Also, Tory Party Chairman Nadhim Zahawi sparks fury after telling nurses to accept a lower pay rise to 'send clear message to Putin'. Shadow Levelling Up Secretary Lisa Nandy joins live.
The Met Police homicide stats reveal that young black men are 12 times more likely than white men to be murdered in London. Boris Johnson will stand at the next general election, but how hard will he have to fight for a seat? Also, a Netflix documentary about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has been announced, broadcasting the conflict between the two sons of the King. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
The late Queen's lady-in-waiting, Lady Hussey, has resigned over comments to charity boss Ngozi Fulani. Nick takes your calls and reactions. Also, HSBC bank is planning to shut a quarter of its branches in the UK. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
The most recent census has revealed white British people are now a minority in London and Birmingham, the two largest cities in the UK! Are you waiting for something in the post? Royal Mail staff are on strike today over pay and conditions and a LBC exclusive has found police stations are closing at rate of one per week. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
LBC exclusive finds 12,000 met police shifts have been 'wasted' on Just Stop Oil protests. Also, Health Secretary Steve Barclay says the NHS should consider robots to fill staffing gaps. Will this fix the NHS crisis? Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan joins the show live. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
Another weekend of violence in the capital as police say the fatal stabbings of two 16-year-old boys a mile apart in London are linked. Also, the crisis in NHS continues with around 4,000 patients a day enduring 12-hour A&E waits. Business Secretary Grant Shapps joins live.
The UK is seeing the highest net migration since the end of WWII. Nick takes your calls and reactions. Also, a 12-year-old boy is been suspended from school after getting Ronaldo Nazário’s famous 2002 haircut. Is it a reasonable decision? Charlotte Lynch leads a LBC exclusive which reveals a disgraced NHS trust allowed a young patient to bang their head for hours without intervention. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
The Conservatives face new political pain as the Home Secretary admits that the government failed to control UK borders, plus: MP brands Just Stop Oil as terrorist group, China Covid cases soar, government to block funding for failing social housing providers, Scottish government loses court battle for INDYREF2
Christmas = travel chaos. Disruption for passengers is on the way as rail workers confirm strike action leading up to Christmas. RMT's Mick Lynch and Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride join Nick live. Also, a banquet fit for a King! Charles hosts the South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa, for his first state visit during a cost-of-living crisis.
Labour Leader Keir Starmer vows to wean business off 'cheap labour' and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is registered with a private GP practice offering £250 consultations. Also, 'Tis The Season for MPs who are allowed Christmas parties... at our expense! All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast.
World Cup 2022, Joe Lycett shreds 10k, Britain mulls Swiss-style deal, Civil servants want us to pay for their heating and Single mum in mouldy flat
Jeremy Hunt warns families 'face challenges, Rachel Reeves slams budget, Royal Mail workers strike, World Cup, Energy Bills, Twitter
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt prepares to deliver the Autumn Statement all while it's revealed Whitehall Waste costs taxpayers £14bn. Also, founder of S4 Capital Sir Martin Sorrell joins Nick in the studio live.
Two people have died after missiles landed in Poland and a coroner has ruled mould in a Rochdale flat caused the death of a two-year-old boy. Also on the show, could the third attempt result in a comeback? Donald Trump has launched his 2024 White House bid. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has condemned Russia as a 'pariah state' at the G20 summit and it's Happy Birthday to the 8 billionth baby as the world population passes a new milestone. Also on the show, Amazon chief Jeff Bezos has promised to give away the majority of his fortune before he dies. All of that and more on this episode of Nick Ferrari's Whole Show podcast.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says everyone will have to pay more tax after the Autumn budget. Also, the Government admits the cost of HS2 will outweigh the potential benefits and Foreign Secretary James Cleverly joins live.
The winter of discontent continues as around 100,000 civil servants vote to strike over pay and conditions. Also, in the lead up to Remembrance Sunday Armed Forces Minister James Heappey says people shouldn't be shamed into wearing a poppy. Finally, days of disruption have been brought to an end following the decision from Just Stop Oil to halt their protests.
It's confirmed nurses will strike before the end of the year in a dispute over pay. Nick takes your calls and reactions. Also, will reporter Charlotte Lynch get an apology for the arrest deemed 'not necessary?' Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire, David Lloyd, joins live. Finally, Matt Hancock made his 'I'm a Celeb' debut last night and Nick chats to ex. 'King of the Jungle' Christopher Biggins! Jam packed show and not one to miss.
LBC reporter Charlotte Lynch is arrested whilst covering Just Stop Oil protests! Also on the show, Sir Gavin Williamson has resigned after allegations of bullying - Nick takes your calls and reactions. Education Secretary Gillian Keegan and former Home Secretary Lord Blunkett join the show live.
Just Stop Oil protestors once again mobilize to shut the M25 in protest of the government opening new oil fields. PLUS We hear from the shadow home secretary and the secretary of state for work and pensions.
Baroness Shami Chakrabarti decries Sunak's new proposed Bill of Rights PLUS we hear from our reporter in Halifax who has the latest on the Bonfire night chaos that left a teen dead.
Bank increases interest rates, Manchester arena bombing, Imran Khan wounded, primary school children running drugs, Suella faces legal action
Judicial review called over the state of the Mansion migrants detention centre, Rishi Sunak u-turn on COP27 attendance, and more countries to be included for the deportation of migrants.
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He's a celebrity, but should he be getting out of here? Nick will ask if it's right for Matt Hancock to head down under to the jungle. Also on the show, it's revealed 'thousands' of corrupt officers could be serving as police in the UK. Inspector of Constabulary Matt Parr joins live and Nick chats to Transport Secretary Mark Harper.
An LBC exclusive finds the Tories have been banning migrants being sent to hotels in Tory constituencies, and an interview with the Met chief responsible for policing Just Stop Oil protests.
A man has been found dead after incendiary devices were thrown at a Home Office migrant center in Dover over the weekend. A Met Police Assistant Commissioner urges the public not to directly intervene’ with Just Stop Oil activists and England's second largest police force has been taken out of special measures two years after a damning inspection, Nick will be joined by Chief Constable Stephen Watson, Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police.
Despite posting bumper profits, there's news that Shell pays no windfall tax in the UK. Also, police take over 4 hours to make arrests after Just Stop Oil activists block roads in central London. Nick grills Environment Secretary Dr Thérèse Coffey on Rishi Sunak's decision not to attend COP27.
The fallout continues after Foreign Secretary James Cleverly told Nick that LGBT football fans should be respectful at Qatar World Cup. Also, another Liz Truss policy is reversed as PM Rishi Sunak reinstates the ban on fracking. Nick is joined by Conservative Party Chairman Nadhim Zahawi.
Return of the Braverman! Rishi Sunak reinstates Suella Braverman as Home Secretary. Also, King Charles says the lack of vocational education in schools is a 'great tragedy.' Nick speaks to Foreign Secretary James Cleverly live.
Rishi Sunak calls for unity as he wins contest to be Prime Minister. Lots of big names on the show this morning; Nick is joined by former Tory Chair Lord Patrick McLoughlin, and former Cabinet Minister Lord Paul Boateng. Also, we get an economic reaction from leading businessman Lord Bilimoria.
A busy morning in politics as we discuss the bombshell overnight announcement that Boris Johnson will not be running for leader of the conservative party. Will Walden, Johnson's former communications secretary gives us all of the inside information before Nick is joined by leader of the labour party and favorite to win the next election Keir Starmer! He answers your questions on everything from Johnson's flirting with power and playground scraps!
Starmer Interview begins at 01:25:46
Liz Truss resigns and kicks off another Conservative leadership race, but can any leadership candidates wipe out Labour's 36-point poll lead? Sir David Lidington, Sir Ed Davey, Will Walden and others join Nick live.
Liz Truss tells MPs she's a 'fighter, not a quitter', as Suella Braverman resigns as Home Secretary. Also on the show, former Met Commissioner Lord Ian Blair and Transport Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan join live.
There are further calls for Prime Minister Liz Truss to quit as Conservative members lose faith in her ability ahead of PMQs. Also on the show, inflation is back up and Truss can't rule out abandoning a pension triple lock. Foreign Secretary James Cleverly joins Nick live.
Nick takes your calls after Liz Truss ducks an urgent question on the economy from Sir Keir Starmer. Chairman of Marks and Spencer, Archie Norman and Armed Forces and Veterans Minister James Heappey joins live.
Nick talks to the new Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Mark Rowley, about the dire state of his police force and his hard line stance calling for hundreds more officers to be sacked. PLUS, we talk to Baroness Casey who has today published her scathing report on the MET's internal review procedure.
Greg Hands calls out Ed Miliband live on air as Nick pushes the new trade minister on the Tories fracking plans. We are later joined by the Shadow Climate Secretary PLUS we talk to Emmanuel Macron's former advisor General Dominique Trinquand about the French President's nuclear claims!
Prime Minister Liz Truss says she will not cut public spending despite warning of £62bn shortfall. Your calls on this. Also, the new Met Commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, has defended the policing of climate protests. Foreign Secretary James Cleverly joins Nick live.
A date is set for the scaled-back King's coronation and it's the 6th of May. Camilla will be crowned alongside Charles. Also on the show, more Just Stop Oil protests block busy roads and prevent our emergency services from saving lives. Is this how to go about the climate emergency? Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg joins Nick live to discuss everything energy.
Nick discusses Liz Truss and fellow G7 leaders meeting virtually to discuss Ukraine after Russia attacks more cities. Also, despite being well enough to leave hospital, some patients who are deemed 'fit enough' aren't being discharged. Dr Thérèse Coffey joins Nick live and is challenged over her knowledge on smoking legislation.
-National Grid warns households could face three-hour power cuts this winter -Three people in hospital after City of London phone-snatch stabbings -Climate Minister Graham Stuart joins live
-Liz Truss attacks 'anti-growth' coalition as she seeks to reassure financial markets -M People furious after Liz Truss uses their song at Tory conference -Conservative Party Chairman Jake Berry joins live
-Liz Truss's cabinet in row over benefit cuts and 45p tax U-turn -Conservative Mayor of the West Midlands Andy Street joins live -Foreign Secretary James Cleverly joins live
On the show:
-Prime Minister Liz Truss speaks to Nick Ferrari at Breakfast -Home Secretary Suella Braverman to propose asylum ban on Channel migrants -Former Brexit negotiator and Conservative Peer Lord Frost joins live
Nick speaks to Chancellor of the Exchequer, Kwasi Kwarteng, just moments after he announces a massive U-Turn on one of his major budget policies... PLUS we talk teacher strikes, bird flu, and Nick talks to the Director-General of the CBI
Labour surges to record poll lead, energy price cap, royal mail workers strike, Russia to annex four Ukrainian areas and benefits face a hit
On the show:
-Government rejects mini-budget U-turn despite Bank of England stepping in -Draw up plan for cuts, government departments told -Chief Secretary to the Treasury Chris Philp joins live
Nick Ferrari heads down to Liverpool for a Labour Party Conference special. He Speaks to Keir Starmer about the future for the Labour party and the controversial opinions of MP Rupa Huq on her comments about the Chancellor. He also discusses Starmers plan of creating a public owned energy plant in the UK.
Falling Pound, Labour to renationalise railways, Online Safety Bill, Ofcom chair speaks to Nick Ferrari, Partygate probe fiasco
Pound takes hit in Asian markets, Truss plans for more migrants, protestors clash with police in London, Italy votes as far-right Meloni on course to win
Fracking laws are relaxed, mini-budget announcement from the chancellor and football-related arrests rocket
Energy cost help for business, and Therese Coffey's new plans to get you a Doctors appointment.
On the show:
-PM Liz Truss defends plans to scrap bankers' bonus cap -Truss to cut stamp duty in push for prosperity -Foreign Office Minister Gillian Keegan joins live
On the show:
-The nation comes together to pay farewell to Queen Elizabeth II -Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to announce £30 billion in tax cuts as part of mini-budget -Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan joins live
As the queues continue to build for the Queen's lying in state, there's news that security are confiscating hand sanitiser and boiled sweets from mourners waiting to go into Westminster Hall. Nick asks is this level of security justified?
Crowds queue through the night to see the Queen lying in state whilst Sir Keir Starmer calls on anti-monarchy protestors to show some respect. Nick asks for your reaction to the Labour leader's comments.
Royal superfans have been told they can't camp out to see the Queen's coffin - should police be moving on mourners? Also, hospital appointments and even funerals have been cancelled 'out of respect' to Her Majesty. Nick asks, do you think this is right?
Queues have begun forming in central London, ahead of the Queen's coffin being flown to London. This follows Prince Andrew being on the receiving end of anti-monarchy abuse in Scotland... Nick asks if free speech forms a part of this discussion
Nick Ferrari brings another special extended show as we reflect over the events of the weekend. Plans move forward for the late Queen Elizabeth's funeral and Charles is officially sworn in as king
In this extended special edition of Nick Ferrari at breakfast we mourn the loss of HRH Queen Elizabeth II and celebrate her many achievements from her 70 year reign on the throne.
Nick Ferrari gives you the latest as the clock ticks into the second day of Liz Truss's leadership. Will her energy plan be good for the people of Briton? Nick also discuses the potential axe of school trips and Ben and Jerry's offering the new home secretary a to do list!
Nick talks to the brand new deputy prime minister Therese Coffey (before being interrupted by Dr Dre!)
A momentous day in politics as we listen live to the final speech Boris Johnson will deliver as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Plus we also hear from his former Chief of Staff, his sister, and the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Simon Clarke.
Lots on the table this morning as we look ahead to the oncoming energy crisis that presumed PM Liz Truss will have to face. Plus Theo Usherwood brings us the latest in an unfortunately long line of violent crimes occurring across the country. Finally, Joe Lycett has stolen the front page of the Mail this morning after an explosive appearance on the BBC this weekend.
Nick Ferrari is here to end your week with all the latest news including the tragic death of a British soldier in Ukraine and the growing concern on energy. He also discusses with guests and callers on the staff shortages in the NHS.
Nick Ferrari kicks of September in style after a successful Conservative hustings the night before. He is joined by Michael Gove who discusses the leadership contest in the final few days before we get a new PM.
Nick Ferrari reports on the events of the day including the death of the final Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev as politicians react to the life of the game changing leader. He also looks back at the shocking events of Diana's death on the 25th anniversary.
On the show:
-Murder investigation launched following fatal stabbing at Notting Hill Carnival -Study finds statins do not lead to aches and pains, despite being listed as side effects -Digital minister Matt Warman joins live
Nick Ferrari speaks to transport secretary Grant Shapps about the future of self driving vehicles and the what that means for our country. He also debates the culture of lying on your CV and Rishi's real world knowledge.
Nick Ferrari brings in the first reactions from students and parents as A level results are given out across the country. He also talks Water company sewage leakage and the latest on the Ryan Giggs trial in Manchester
Nick Ferrari covers the astronomical inflation rise as the UK sees double digits for the first time in 40 years. He also talks about the controversial Liz Truss leak that puts the potential new PM in hot water leading up the the election.
On the show:
-Fourth London murder in three days as man is stabbed to death in Soho -Heathrow extends flight restrictions until end of October -Shadow Climate Secretary Ed Miliband joins live
Would you want your Big Mac and Fries to be cooked by someone old enough to remember when ABBA were last in the charts? After McDonalds announce their plans to attract over 50's into the workplace, that's the question on Nick's mind... PLUS Labour set out their plans to solve the energy crisis and Ricardo Dos Santos levels an attack against the Met Police after being pulled over by SEVEN armed officers.
Nick Ferrari talks to Thérèse Coffey about the Lizz Truss's tax cut plans. Also debate sparks over an apparently offensive and misogynistic paint ad. Is it comedy gold or comedy old?
Energy bills are on everyone's mind as Nick looks ahead to the government's meeting at noon! We also talk to Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Constabulary about police failures around the country before hearing about how tuning in to this very radio station might save you from dementia!
Nick Ferrari discusses hosepipe bans and the energy crisis and Britain struggles through more days of cost of living uncertainty. Also on the show, debate sparks over a universities decision to add trigger warnings to specific books in their library.
Nick Ferrari talks to special guest Randal Kleiser the director of Grease paying tribute to Olivia Newton John. He also tackles nursing strikes and dog ownership price rises as the country continues to feel the pinch of the cost of living crisis.
Nick Speaks to former Prime Minister Gordon Brown as he calls for the Government to put together an emergency budget. Also on the show, we hear about the 75'000 people planning to not pay their bills this winter and of Conspiracy Theorist Alex Jones' $49m court settlement.
On the show:
-Interest rates rise as the Bank of England warns the UK will fall into recession this year -Inquiry after 93-year-old disabled care home resident tasered by police -Business Sec Kwasi Kwarteng joins live
On the show:
-Would you grass up your neighbour over the hosepipe ban? -The Premier League say players will no longer take the knee before every match -Former Health Secretary Sajid Javid joins live
On the show:
-Liz Truss makes u-turn on cutting public sector pay after Tory backlash -Care and Mental Health Minister Gillian Keegan joins live -Met police officers warned against stripping at 'porn idol' event at London club
The England women's football team denied an open top bus parade, Truss pledges war on civil service waste, and Jacob Rees-Mogg admits he was wrong about no queues in Dover.
On the show:
-England's Lionesses win Euro 2022 after beating Germany 2-1 -Rishi Sunak has pledged to introduce £10 fines for missed NHS appointments -Work and Pensions Secretary Dr Thérèse Coffey joins live
On the show:
-Reaction to the first Tory leadership hustings with ex. Defence Sec Michael Portillo and ex. Comms Director for Boris Johnson, Will Walden -NHS to close child gender identity clinic -Defence Sec Ben Wallace joins live
On the show:
-Gas bills could rise to almost £4k next year -Sir Keir Starmer sacks shadow transport minister Sam Tarry after he joined rail strike picket -Culture Sec Nadine Dorries and Tory Party Chairman Andrew Stephenson joins live
On the show:
-As the country faces another rail strike, Transport Sec Grant Shapps and Network Rail Chairman Sir Peter Hendy join live -League tables for police under Truss plan to cut crime -Business Sec Kwasi Kwarteng joins live
On the show:
-As Truss and Sunak clash in Tory leadership debate, Chief Sec to the Treasury Simon Clarke and ex. Cabinet Minister David Davis join live -Heathrow Airport CEO John Holland-Kaye and EasyJet CEO Johan Lundgren join live
On the show:
-Folkestone becomes the new 'hotspot of holiday hell', with congestion around the Eurotunnel terminal -Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves joins live -Health Select Committee Chair and ex. Health Sec Jeremy Hunt joins live
On the show:
-Official figures show crime at a 20-year high, but charges fall to a record low -Public inquiry into the UK's Covid response begins -A report by the borders watchdog shows a litany of failures
It's Sunk or Truss in the run-off to be the next PM, The wait for passports is long and winding, and would you have stood and applauded Boris after his final stint at PMQs?
On the show:
-Kemi Badenoch knocked out of the Tory leadership race -The UK passes 40C for the first time and fires blaze across the country -Chief Sec to the Treasury Simon Clarke joins live
On the show:
-Tom Tugendhat is out of the Tory leadership race and Rishi Sunak remains in poll position -Britain prepares for another day of extreme heat and travel disruption -Transport Secretary Grant Shapps joins live
On the show:
-Call the Cabinet: Anne-Marie Trevelyan joins live to answer your questions -Heatwave could lead to deaths as temperatures soar across the country -Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Kit Malthouse joins live
On the show:
-Suella Braverman has been knocked out of the Tory leadership race -Water firm bosses need jailing over pollution, says watchdog -Teaches to send pupils home during the heatwave
On the show:
-Rishi Sunak takes the lead in the Tory leadership contest -As another rail strike is announced, RMT union's General Secretary Mick Lynch joins live -Work and Pensions Sec Therese Coffey joins live
On the show:
-Chancellor and Conservative leadership hopeful Nadhim Zahawi joins live -No 10 blocks Labour's plan to hold a no confidence vote in Johnson's government -Rishi Sunak supporter and Transport Sec Grant Shapps joins live
On the show:
-First interview with former Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis, since his resignation from the government -Train drivers vote for rail strikes over pay -Britain to have a new Prime Minister by 5 September
Nick Ferrari is back and what a week it's been. On the show:
-Tory leadership candidates set up competing plans to cut taxes, in a bid replace Boris Johnson -Report finds half of UK police forces failing on basic duties -Environment Secretary George Eustice speaks to Nick
Listen here to Nick's exclusive interview with Prime Minister Boris Johnson where he covers everything from Rwanda to Treehouses! Also in the show Nick covers the horrific story of Logan Mwangi and asks, should Craig Mulligan ever be forgiven?
Nick is live from Madrid on the second day of the NATO summit, talking about evicted Ukranian refugees, harassed breastfeeding mothers, and Police failings across the country. We are also joined by the Foreign Secretary, Liz Truss, who is left at a loss for words after a grilling from Nick!
While NATO leaders gather in Madrid, Nick speaks to Defence secretary, Ben Wallace live from the summit as the PM urges allies to “dig deep” and prepare for a more dangerous decade ahead. Also, Shadow levelling up secretary, Lisa Nandy talks to Nick as The Labour Party warns of a “perfect storm on the horizon” as local services struggle to cope with rising costs.
NATO has announced its biggest overhaul of defences since the cold war, Nick speaks to a former advisor to NATO about what this means for Europe's involvement in the war. Also, as reports of three Tory MP's defecting to Labour emerge, he grills minister for Tech and the Digital Economy, Chris Philip on what this means for the parties future.
The first in line to the throne has been accepting cash in bags and the US supreme court has sparked fresh debate here in the UK. Join Nick Ferrari as he tries to make sense of this busy Monday morning!
The rail strike continues, should we worry over a polio virus return, and get fined if you cross into a cycle lane.
After the chaos of Wednesday's strike, Nick assesses the damage it has done to our capital. Joined by Dominic Raab, we also hear about his new declaration of human rights.
Rail strikes across the country & tube strikes in the Capital creates misery for commuters.
FINA bans trans athletes and Nick talks strikes with the chairman of Network Rail in another busy Monday edition of Nick Ferrari at Breakfast!
Prime Minister Boris Johnson considers scrapping the role of ethics adviser after Lord Geidt's resignation. Also on the show, Business Minister Paul Scully and Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry join live.
Home Secretary Priti Patel says the government remains committed to sending asylum seekers to Rwanda. Also on the show, rail strikes are around the corner with a warning not to travel. Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab also joins the show live.
The first Rwanda asylum flight is cancelled last-minute after a legal battle. Also on the show, Pensions Minister Guy Opperman and Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy join live.
The Court of Appeal has allowed a deportation flight to Rwanda which is expected to take off today with less than 10 people onboard. Also on the show, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss struggles to answer some of Nick's trickier questions around the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill.
Nick Ferrari chats to Prime Minister Boris Johnson exclusively on LBC. Also on the show, public concern grows as Minister Brandon Lewis insists the Rwanda deportation flight will go ahead as planned.
Two Brits sentenced to death in Russian occupied Ukraine, smoking trigger warnings in films, and possible exclusion from school for forgetting your ruler – has the world gone too far?
Cigarettes banned, fuel prices soar and benefit claimants to be given Right to Buy! A busy morning as Michael Gove joins Nick Ferarri at Breakfast
Former Deputy Governor at the Bank of England, Sir Charlie Bean speaks exclusively to Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, the biggest rail strikes since 1989 loom and Cineworld axes screenings of ‘blasphemous’ film after protests.
Nick Ferrari speaks to Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Ed Davey and the PM’s former communication’s director Will Walden, after Boris Johnson survived a vote of no confidence last night.
Big show full of big names! Nick Ferrari speaks to Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab, former Met Police Commissioner Lord Stevens and football legend Jamie Carragher.
France blames ticket fraud for Champions League final chaos while airlines face further travel mayhem. Also, breaking news as Andrea Leadsom says she condemns Boris Johnson’s ‘unacceptable failings of leadership.'
Can a woman be born with a penis?
Also on the show, the UK are calling for an investigation into chaos at the Champions League final and Chris Philp, Technology and Digital Economy Minister, joins the show live from Westminster.
Former EasyJet chair Sir Mike Rake speaks to Nick Ferrari, concerns are raised over Rishi Sunak's support package for pensioners and Abba's Voyage show opens in London.
Boris Johnson insists the UK needs to move on from partygate after the Sue Gray report and former Communications Director for the PM, Will Walden, says the detail is 'utterly appalling'
Nineteen young children and two adults have died in a shooting at a primary school in Texas. Former Russian PM under Putin, Mikhail Kasyanov, speaks exclusively to Nick Ferrari at Breakfast. Environment Secretary George Eustice says help is on the way (dear...) to support Brits during the cost of living crisis.
After much speculation, photos have emerged of PM Boris Johnson drinking at a Downing Street lockdown event. Also, the Elizabeth Line is finally open! Chief Constable of West Midlands Police, Sir Dave Thompson QPM and Transport Secretary Grant Shapps join Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi is unable to say who called a meeting between Sue Gray and PM Boris Johnson while the boss of E.ON Energy warns 40% of customers face fuel poverty. Also, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Simon Clarke, joins Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
The Met crackdown on speeding, The NHS prescribes app to beat insomnia, and murder cases being investigated from home, claims police chief.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak vows to cut taxes for business in his autumn budget while police are being advised to go easy on shoplifters who steal to eat. Is this right? Policing Minister Kit Malthouse is on the show. Also, Nick Ferrari at Breakfast celebrations 1.4 million weekly listeners. Thank you!
Rishi Suank refuses to rule out windfall tax, some Ukrainian refugees kicked out by their hosts, and police detective who criticised Priti Patel speaks to Nick Ferrari.
Bank of England boss warns of apocalyptic food price rises, and the premier league football star that has a come out as gay.
PM Boris Johnson orders ministers to axe 91,000 civil service jobs. Brexit Opportunities Minster Jacob Rees-Mogg tells Nick Ferrari he defends the plans because it will save Brits £3.5bn a year. Hunky-dory...?
Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaks exclusively to Nick Ferrari at Breakfast during his trip to Sweden and Finland. Johnson is left speechless and shares his views on Putin, the cost-of-living crisis and 'Beergate'
PM Boris Johnson warns he can't shield everyone from the cost-of-living crisis while Britain's top general admits the Army is not big enough to tackle UK security threats. Also, Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove says Boris Johnson dealt with the Covid pandemic "better than many other countries."
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says he will resign if he is fined over 'beergate' while climate protesters face a year in jail under a Public Order Bill. Policing Minister Kit Malthouse tells Nick eco-protesters who block roads are Waitrose card-holders who can afford to pay £1,000 fines!
Nick Ferrari exclusively speaks to former Bank of England Chief Economist Andy Haldane. Also, Dominic Raab accuses Sir Keir Starmer of hypocrisy over 'beergate' and Shadow Heath Secretary Wes Streeting threatens to cut the interview short.
Energy company windfall tax, Chelsea FC bid with Seb Coe, and police fail to solve 500 burglaries a day!
A surprising number of migrants cross channel since government announced the Rwanda deal.
The government acted unlawfully sending patients back to care homes without testing them for Covid.
All politicians condemn 'misogynistic' Mail on Sunday article, and should civil servants still be working from home?
Back PARTYGATE inquiry or pay the price, says Labour and the fallout from Prince Harry's US TV interview.
Boris apologises to the commons, and a former PM criticises the plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.
Patel says the critics have no alternatives to sending migrants to Rwanda and Rees-Mogg wants civil servants back in the office.
The Government launch plan to send migrants to Rwanda for processing, and how many party fines would Beccome a problem for Boris?
Rishi Sunak under pressure over his Tax affairs, and the Cambridge student returning to Ukraine to fight.
The PM does a walkabout in Kyiv, the Sunaks' tax affairs, and the Queen reveals how Covid affected her.
The family firm of Rishi Sunak's non-dom status wife made tens of millions of pounds from British taxpayer-funded contracts.
More than 160 families sign up for demonstration outside Parliament after being left in the dark over progress of applications.
Nick speaks with the Health secretary, Sajid Javid, who defends the rise in National Insurance hitting millions of people already struggling to deal with the cost of living crisis.
Transgender people can be legally excluded from single-sex spaces in certain scenarios if there is ‘a sufficiently good reason’, the equalities watchdog has said.
The Queen has Prince Andrew escort her into the Prince Philip memorial, and Gordon Brown speaks to Nick about the rising cost of living.
Will Smith apologises to Chris Rock for slapping him at the Oscars, and how many fines have been handed out after partygate.
David Cameron talks about his mother's Alzheimers diagnosis, and Keir Starmer takes your calls.
Boris Johnson on Ukraine, the budget, cost of living, and Russia applying to host Euro2028!
Russian Oligarchs have been dodging sanctions, Met Police corruption report, and it's 2 years since lockdown started.
As MPs criticise the Met Police's Partygate investigation for going on too long, Nick has a solution.
The chancellor has pledged to help "where we can make a difference", as he faces pressure to help households with soaring living costs.
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe released by Iran, and thousands of Ukrainian refugees expected in the UK from next week.
Ukraine says they won't join NATO, Boris goes cap in hand to Saudi Arabia, and the race to house refugees
Latest on the Ukrainian crisis, and the squatters have moved into an Oligarch's mansion
Online visa applications on the way for Ukrainians, and what will happen to Chelsea Football club now?
When will the west give up it's reliance on Russian gas & oil, and report says former House of Commons speaker John Bercow was a serial liar and bully.
The UK has granted 50 Ukrainian refugee visas so far as the number of people fleeing Ukraine passed 1.5 million.
Has Putin carried out war crimes already, and Roman Abramovich is selling Chelsea football club.
UK relaxes visa rules for refugees from Ukraine, is a no-fly zone feasible, and Biden's first State of the Union address.
Tube strikes in London, fighting escalates towards Kyiv, and who will take all the Ukranian refugees?
Casualties on both sides of the Ukraine conflict and why won't Europe agree to kicking Russia out of the SWIFT banking system?
Boris calls for Russia to be stripped of Champions League final, no student loans unless you pass Maths & English, and what would have happened in Ukraine if Trump was still President?
Is war with Russia over Ukraine inevitable? And Kate Garraway speaks exclusively to Nick.
Prince Andrew comes to an out of court settlement, and Tom Swarbrick speaks to Kiev Mayor Vitali Klitschko about the Ukraine crisis
The cost of living crisis has been ratcheted up yet another notch as the average UK petrol price has surpassed 148p for the first time.
Russia is "highly likely" to invade Ukraine despite ongoing diplomatic efforts, says UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick is leaving her role after a series of damaging controversies.
Covid self-isolation law to be scrapped, is the latest partygate photo damning, and Ben Wallace with the latest on the attempts to diffuse tension in the Ukraine.
Kurt Zouma is picked by West Ham to play despite video of him seeming to kick a cat, and NHS waiting lists won't fall until 2024!
Should Boris Johnson apologise after Keir Starmer abused on the street. and the football star filmed kicking a cat.
Queen backs Camilla to become Queen consort, Carrie Johnson claims to be the target of brutal briefing campaigns, and Jimmy Carr says comedy is dead.
Boris advisors are resigning, energy bills increase gets government support, and Bank of England boss says 'don't ask for a pay rise!'
The rise in energy bills, crisis at the Met, and is the PM acting like a 'pound shop trump'?
Watchdog slams misogyny and bullying in police ranks, and Michael Gove on the levelling up plan
Finally we get to see some of the Sue Gray report, and James Brokenshire's wife calls for better lung cancer screening.
After warnings it could lead to a shortage of 80,000 workers, Sajid Javid is set to scrap requirements for front-line NHS workers in England to be fully vaccinated.
PM under pressure to drop the NI rise, the WFH tax loophole, and why the delay to the Sue Gray report?
Another party in Downing Street during lockdown, and tensions rise in Ukraine as Russian troops mass near the border.
Muslim minister claims her faith was reason for her sacking, and if you haven't been jabbed and you work in the NHS in England, you need to start looking for another job.
Johnson says he sees no evidence of rebel MPs blackmailed by whips, the looming energy cost crisis, and does the AA prioritise 'lone' women?
What are the new old rules as plan A returns, and where did David Davis get his 'in the name of God, go' phrase from?
Boris doesn't know what a party is, and Mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham takes your calls.
Dominic Cummings says he'd swear under oath that Boris knew it was a party, and how scared should we be about a conflict with Russia over the Ukraine?
Prince Harry in legal fight to pay for his own police protection, and Call Keir : the Labour leader takes your calls
Prince Andrew stripped of military titles, yet more parties at Downing Street and Djokovic visa cancelled again.
Nothing worse than calls to quit during a party hangover, and Prince Andrew to face civil sex assault case after a US ruling
Did Boris attend the latest revealed Downing St. party, and we speak to the woman with the highest known fire-safety bill in Britain.
Djokovic released by a judge in Australia over the visa fiasco, and government wants the companies responsible for fitting unsafe cladding to blocks of flats to pay for their removal.
Novak Djokovic visa for Australia cancelled, and no need to get a sick note from your GP to take time off work!
Boris plans to 'ride out' the Omicron wave, and Colonel Tim Collins gives his opinion on Blair's Knighthood.
How long should you isolate for after Covid, and should Tony Blair have his Knighthood withdrawn?
The UK records over 100,000 COVID cases, Dame Maureen Lipman says that ‘cancel culture’ risks wiping out comedy and Nick asks for your defining images of 2021
Edinburgh's Hogmanay events have been cancelled and football matches will be effectively spectator-free as part of tough new Covid rules in Scotland.
All outdoor events will be limited to just 500 people to help slow the spread of Omicron.
Indoor events such as concerts will be limited to 200 people if they are seated, or 100 for standing.
The new restrictions come into force on Boxing Day.
Boris Johnson has ruled out immediately introducing new Covid restrictions, but said the Government would not hesitate to take further action.
The Prime Minister said that because of gaps in the data about omicron, the Cabinet had decided to hold back on introducing further Covid restrictions before Christmas.
But he warned that the Government would not hesitate to take further action to protect public health from the spread of the omicron variant.
The health secretary has refused to rule out further Covid restrictions for England, as the Omicron variant spreads around the country.
A further 12,133 Omicron cases have been confirmed in the UK, although the true number is likely to be far higher.
Asked about possible new measures to slow the spread, Sajid Javid said there were "no guarantees in this pandemic".
The government and devolved leaders discussed the situation in a Cobra meeting on Sunday.
The Conservatives have lost the North Shropshire seat they held for nearly 200 years to the Liberal Democrats in a by-election blow to Boris Johnson.
Winner Helen Morgan overturned a Tory majority of almost 23,000, declaring that the "party is over" for the PM.
The result follows a torrid week for Mr Johnson, who has faced criticism over Downing Street parties and a rebellion by his own MPs over Covid measures.
The UK has recorded the highest number of daily Covid-19 cases since the beginning of the pandemic, with 78,610 reported on Wednesday.
The previous record was 68,053 on 8 January - when the UK was in lockdown.
Speaking at a news conference, England's chief medical officer Prof Chris Whitty warned that records "will be broken a lot" in the next few weeks.
He added people should "prioritise what matters" with regards to social mixing in the run-up to Christmas.
Boris Johnson has suffered the biggest Conservative rebellion since the 2019 general election as 100 Tory MPs opposed the introduction of COVID certificates for nightclubs and large events in England.
In a House of Commons vote that immediately raised further questions over the prime minister's leadership, more than a quarter of Tory MPs opposed a key measure of Mr Johnson's "Plan B" for dealing with COVID infections this winter.
Boris Johnson’s goal of giving everyone a booster jab by the end of the year is unlikely to be met, NHS leaders warned as huge queues formed outside vaccine centres.
Waits of up to five hours were reported at some clinics and the central booking website repeatedly crashed as it struggled to keep up with demand.
The UK Health Security Agency estimated that 200,000 people were infected with Omicron today, far more than previously known to have caught Covid-19 in a single day and suggesting that the variant has already outpaced Delta. The prime minister launched an appeal for vaccine volunteers to help the NHS “hit warp speed” on boosters. Councils, fire brigades and police have been asked to offer up any staff trained in delivering jabs.
Vaccination centres were told last night to be ready to run 24 hours a day and through Christmas as ministers insisted that boosters take precedence over routine care. Hospitals and GP surgeries were ordered to redeploy staff to support what Amanda Pritchard, head of NHS England, called “an immediate, all-out drive” on boosters.
Two years on from his landslide general election victory - where has it all gone wrong for Prime Minister Boris Johnson?
Allegra Stratton has resigned as a government adviser following an angry backlash over a video of No 10 staff joking about holding a Christmas party.
The video, obtained by ITV, showed the PM's then-press secretary days after Downing Street staff held a party, laughing over how to describe it.
Boris Johnson is facing accusations of lying after senior No 10 officials were filmed joking about a lockdown Christmas party that Downing Street insists did not take place.
Johnson and his aides have repeatedly denied that the event, reportedly held for staff at No 10 in December last year, broke Covid rules or took place at all.
In the leaked video of a mock televised press briefing, an adviser to Johnson is seen joking with Allegra Stratton, the prime minister’s then press secretary, about “a Downing Street Christmas party on Friday night”.
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Met Police Officers jailed for crime scene photos, why did so few Afghan interpreters get brought out of Afghanistan, and booster roll out at a standstill.
Travel restrictions are back, drug users could get their passport removed, and the pope speaks out on the migrant crisis.
As a LBC poll shows trust in the Metropolitan Police is fraying, Dame Cressida Dick takes your calls on Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.
A scheme enabling older motorists to avoid prosecution for careless driving should be rolled out across the UK, Government funded experts have recommended.
The Older Drivers Task Force said that assessments of driving skills should be offered to all motorists aged 70 and above who are caught committing offences such as accidentally running a red light, unnecessarily slow driving, or poor motorway lane discipline.
Booster bonus, should your Christmas party go ahead, and the repeating BBC xmas schedule.
Travel restrictions and mask wearing have returned today, booster jabs for everyone over 18, and your neighbours get to vote on whether you can have an extension.
Britain is bringing in travel restrictions for six African countries due to a new COVID variant that UK experts have called the "worst one we've seen so far".
At least 27 people headed for the UK have drowned in the English Channel near Calais after their boat sank.
Criminals who kill emergency service workers will face mandatory life sentences under a law change brought about by the tireless campaigning of PC Andrew Harper's family and his widow Lissie Harper.
The number of children in care in England could reach almost 100,000 by 2025, according to new analysis, because of a lack of viable alternatives such as foster families.
Nadhim Zahawi, Education Secretary and Conservative MP for Stratford-on-Avon, takes your calls on Nick Ferrari at Breakfast
Home office figures show Police abused Stop & Search powers last year, and Andrew Lloyd Webber joins Nick in the studio.
Azeem Rafiq gives evidence at a house of commons select committee about the abuse he received at Yorkshire Cricket Club.
Booster jabs to save Christmas, and how much are the government pledging per child to tackle obesity
Migrant crossings could reach epidemic levels warns ex-border force chief, and Call Keir, the Labour Party leader takes your calls.
A mum whose baby died with Covid after she refused to be vaccinated has said "horror stories" put her off getting a jab. Ivy-Rose Court tested positive for the viral illness when she was born 14 weeks premature weighing just 2lb 30z. Her mum Katie Leeming, 22, said she did not get jabbed after hearing about the negative effects on mums-to-be on pregnancy forums online. After catching Covid, she was so sick that she had to give birth at just 26 weeks. Experts have repeatedly said the jabs are safe for mums-to-be and their babies.
NHS staff have to get their covid vaccine or lose their job, and when did you last use a phonebox?
Carer who is not vaccinated has to do her last shift in care, and 84 more miles of smart motorway to open.
Government u-turn triggers Owen Paterson resignation, Sir Martin Sorrell on the Bank of England, and the true cost of net zero
Anger as Tory MP avoids suspension, how much has insulate Britain cost the MET, and is the new John Lewis Xmas Ad any good?
PCs admit sharing photos of murdered sisters, 60,000 carers face sack over compulsory jab, and Sajid Javid says 'heads should roll at Yorkshire cricket club.
Archbishop of Canterbury compares climate change to Nazis, smart motorways should be suspended say MPs, and the Old Vic cancels Terry Gilliam.
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown speaks to Nick about the urgent need to rollout Covid vaccines across the globe and, as a former Chancellor of the Exchequer, he also gives his verdict on Rishi Sunak's latest Budget.
The Chancellor confirmed in the Budget that fuel duty increases have been cancelled, just as petrol prices hit record highs at the pumps.
Nick looks ahead to what Chancellor Rishi Sunak might say in his Budget statement today.
Some MPs are facing fury after voting against amending a bill which would stop water companies dumping raw sewage into Britain's rivers and seas
London’s pollution charge zone has just become 18 times larger with drivers of vehicles which do not comply being charged £12.50 a day
Covid cases back over 50,000, GPs threaten industrial action over in-person appointments, and Alec Baldwin fatally shoots the director of photography on his latest movie with a prop gun.
Nick looks at the latest covid news, with gloomy outlooks being given for Christmas. Again. Also in the show: we speak to a woman's rights campaigners about the new police ID system, and the boycott of clubs where girls are being spike by injections. We also ask: are fraudsters getting a free rein?
Nick Ferrari looks at the governments new plans to push for Net Zero, with questions over how it can be compatible with the government's levelling up agenda with Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng. Plus, we celebrate the life and work of legendary composer Leslie Bricusse.
David Amess legacy sees Southend get city status, England get handed a 2 match stadium ban, and grants for heat pumps.
Nick Ferrari gets the latest following the killing of Sir David Amess and remembers him with Labour and Conservative MPs alike, asking: does more need to be done to protect MPs?
People using contactless cards can now spend up to £100 a time after the limit on payments more than doubled from £45
Plan ahead for Christmas, GPs named & shamed if they fail to see patients and Prince William criticizes space tourism.
As a report suggests that jobs available in the UK are at a 20-year high, Nick Ferrari asks: Why are people not filling the jobs available? Oliver Dowden, Chair of the Tory Party joins to answer questions from Boris Johnson's holiday to the shipping jam at Felixstowe port and Rachael Venables reports live from an Insulin Britain roadblock.
Christmas supply problems, and do we need to start fracking again to solve the energy crisis?
The Energy crisis - should the government bailout companies, and how many days a week should GPs work?
Cost of living to go up due to the energy crisis and the Saudi led takeover of Newcastle United
The end of the £20 uplift to UC, and Dominic Raab speaks to Nick at the Conservative party conference
Sarah Everard murderer get whole life term - should Cressida Dick resign? and how many GP visits are now face to face?
The Army are instructed to start training soldiers to drive fuel trucks. Inquiry into smart motorways ordered, and do Labour know what they want the minimum wage to be?
BP has warned it has had to "temporarily" close some of its petrol stations due to a shortage of lorry drivers.
The oil firm said only "a handful" of sites were affected by the fuel supply issues due to a lack of unleaded and diesel fuel.
There are around 1,200 BP branded petrol stations around the UK, of which 300 are operated by BP themselves.
The company said it was working hard to address the issues.
How many energy firms will be left as wholesale gas prices surge, Universal Credit cut 'vindictive' says Gordon Brown, and Keir Starmer's 14,000 word essay!
US/UK trade deal isn't happening any time soon says Biden, the money wasted in the NHS on excess prescriptions, and Priti Patel says 'I'll lock up the eco mob'
The lack of CO2 will lead to food shortages in weeks, M25 protests back for 2nd time in two days, and could James Bond ever be a woman?
Energy crisis leads to several energy companies going bust. Climate activists try again to block M25, and the NHS diversity Tsar gets paid more than the PM.
The Australian US and UK pact is denounced as irresponsible by the Chinese, and the Insulate Britain protestors are out on the M25 but with less success this time.
Cabinet shuffle winners and losers and how should the M25 climate protestors be treated?
Nicki Minaj gets in a twitter spat with Boris Johnson & Climate Protestors block the M25 for a second time in a week
The government opens up the Covid-19 vaccine programme to 12-15 year olds and they can decide to get their vaccine despite their parents wishes, and should all meat be marked with how it was produced?
Vaccine passports shelved in England, and protestors close several junctions on the M25
Boats carrying migrants across the English Channel could be turned back from the UK, if personally approved by Home Secretary Priti Patel.
The government has authorised Border Force officials to use the new tactic - but only in limited circumstances.
However France is strongly against the plan, saying it breaks maritime law and accusing the UK of blackmail.
The Education Secretary said on Wednesday that he made a "genuine mistake" in an interview with the Evening Standard when he said he had met Mr Rashford online, when he meant Mr Itoje.
Both sportsmen are black, prompting accusations of racism, leading Nick Ferrari to grill Care Minister Helen Whately over the case.
Vaccine passports coming this month and, Grenfell Tower : should it be demolished over safety fears?
A report highlights the amount of child abuse in religious institutions and Justice Secretary Robert Buckland.
Piers Morgan comments about Meghan cleared by OFCOM, and double child murderer Colin Pitchfork released from jail.
President Biden says he was not going to extend the Afghan war forever, and the Alpaca, Geronimo, loses its appeal against Defra and is put down. Nick speaks to his owner.
Who comes off worst in the Afghan crisis, gender neutral Police uniforms, and should disposable nappies be taxed more?
At least 73 people have died, including 13 US service personnel, after two blasts and a gunfight outside Kabul airport.
GPs have been accused of improving their own work-life balance while worsening the life-death balance of their patients who are demanding the return of face-to-face appointments.
A supermarket boss claims current food shortages are the worst he’s ever seen as shops and restaurants struggle for stock amid labour shortages from a lack of fruit pickers, meat processors, HGV drivers and other related roles.
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace dismisses claims former Royal Marine Pen Farthing has been 'cut off by the MoD' and left 'to fend for himself' in Afghanistan.
Former prime minister Tony Blair has slammed President Biden for the 'imbecilic' military pullout of Aghanistan and says the crisis reveals that the UK risks being relegated to "the second division of global powers".
Dominic Rabb is coming under increasing pressure to resign after it emerged a crucial phone call the foreign secretary was urged to make to help evacuate interpreters in Afghanistan did not happen, the Foreign Office has admitted. Nick checks public opinion with Peter Kellner, former President of YouGov, and gets the Westminster perspective from Trevor Kavanagh, Political Columnist at the Sun and the paper's former political editor.
Who's to blame for the Afghan crisis? Geronimo the Alpaca on a final appeal, and which London borough will rip up its Low Traffic Neighbourhood scheme?
Afghan women will have rights within islamic law, says Taliban leader. Nandos shuts 50 restaurants, and could Aspirin be a treatment for breast cancer?
Biden defends US withdrawal from Afghanistan, and is your local hospital likely to collapse?
Is the Taliban resurgence our fault? 6 people die in a shooting in Plymouth, and a tribute to the actress Una Stubbs, who has died aged 84.
Criminals removed from deportation flights to Jamaica, Lionel Messi signs for PSG, and TFL boss joins Nick for a chat.
Virginia Giuffre, who alleges she was brought to the UK aged 17 to have sex with the Duke of York, has filed a civil case in New York claiming he abused her. Nick speaks with Royal Commentator, Associate Editor at the Daily Telegraph and fellow LBC presenter Camilla Tominey.
Geronimo the alpaca has tested positive for bovine tuberculosis on two occasions, leading the Department of Food, Environment and Rural Affairs to rule that he must be euthanised. Nick speaks with Geronimo's owner, Helen MacDonald, who recently lost her final appeal at the High Court in London to save her beloved animal.
Covid-19 App pings on the rise again, infected blood inquiry, and Ask the Experts with your calls about getting vaccinated.
After some RNLI volunteers were heckled by members of the public for rescuing migrants, the charity's chief executive Mark Dowie spoke out as record numbers attempt to cross the English Channel.
In an extended interview with Boris Johnson, Nick & Boris discuss Policing, vaccination, press freedom and lots more.
Covid cases on the retreat? The government's new crime plan, and did a British woman catch Covid in a quarantine hotel?!
Monday 26th Javid apologises for saying cower remark over Covid, more travel chaos ahead, and Keir Starmer takes calls.
Migrant crisis crossing the channel deepens, Lord Seb Coe on the GB Olympic hopefuls, and the latest on the 3% NHS Pay Rise.
The UK government gives French authorities £55million to clamp down on channel crossings, backlash as pinged staff rules are unworkable and wolf whistling could be made a crime.
So many people getting pinged by the Covid App that businesses can't run, Hammersmith bridge re-opens, and Simon Calder answers travel questions.
Ban racists from football says Johnson, Winter virus & Flu could break the NHS, and sugar tax proposal.
Colin Pitchfork's parol release confirmed, Tech chiefs quizzed over social media racial abuse, and face masks set to remain compulsory on London Underground.
Labour just cling on in the Batley & Spen by-election, the Euros has been spreading covid says Sage advisor, and what is causing 'hundreds' of cat deaths?
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School pupil bubbles should be scrapped says Education Sec, the man who confronted Chris Whitty in the street has been sacked, and Princess Diana would have been 60 today
Sajid Javid spells out when the current lockdown restrictions should end and should Chris Whitty get police protection after. being attacked for a second time?
Lord Lloyd Webber joins Nick to discuss his challenge against the government decision to restrict the opening of theatres.
Russia targets a British Navy destroyer, Merkel wants to ruin our summer holidays, and JVT accosted on the street by an anti-vaxxer
Flu & Pneumonia could be bad this winter, travel industry day of action to highlight their plight, and UEFA dignitaries exempt from travel rules
MPs say white working class let down by decades of neglect, travel pain until next year, and why your android phone will sound an alert today!
Matt Hancock kept Boris in the dark over vaccine success ahead of proposed freedom day, new wedding rules come in to play today, and did the Toris lose Chesham and Amersham by-election because of new planning rules?
The NHS is facing the "biggest pressure in its history" from a backlog potentially twice as big as previously feared, Matt Hancock has warned.
On Thursday, the Health Secretary told hospitals to brace for a flood of up to 12.2 million people in need of elective procedures such as hip, knee and eye operations. This includes 5.1 million patients currently on waiting lists.
Health bosses believe there could be a further 7.1 million who stayed away during the Covid pandemic but who will come forward demanding treatment, Mr Hancock revealed.
He said that even with the NHS "running at 100 per cent", coping with this total would be the greatest challenge the service had yet encountered.
Work from home forever? Double vaccinated - you can go on holiday! Charles Spencer joins Nick to discuss his new book and more...
Daniel Morgan report accuses Met Police of 'form of corruption', Sajid Javid proposes legal age to marry is raised to 18, and the joy of fostering.
The final stage of easing lockdown restrictions in England is to be delayed until 19 July, the PM has said. It means most remaining curbs on social contact will continue beyond 21 June, when they had been due to be lifted. The limit on wedding guest numbers will be removed but venues will still have to adhere to other rules. Boris Johnson said there would be a review after two weeks and he was "confident" the delay would not need to be longer than four weeks.
Lockdown delays, did the BBC mess up by broadcasting Christian Errikson collapse and treatment, and Call Keir.
Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi hints that the June 21st lockdown easing is now in doubt as Delta cases surge, the G7 leaders prepare for a sea-shanty serenade and Nick Ferrari gets your thoughts on John Lewis giving equal parental leave to employees.
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It is a phrase credited to Winston Churchill – and the state of it has been a source of endless anxiety for a string of prime ministers. But not, it seems, for Boris Johnson.
Downing Street confirmed on Monday that he is not a fan of the term “special relationship” as a way of describing the UK’s friendship with its most powerful ally.
The disclosure, which came a day after Joe Biden used the phrase and three days before Johnson welcomes the US president ahead of the G7 summit in Cornwall, was based on a suggestion that Johnson saw it as “needy and weak”.
Reaction to students voting to take down the Queen’s portrait, we ask whether Julie Burchill should have lost her job because of a tweet and get the thoughts from the Bank of England’s Chief Economist Andy Haldane on the post-covid recovery.
Colin Pitchfork could be released from jail, concerns grow over June 21st lockdown lifting and we get your thoughts on cricketer Ollie Robinson's suspension. Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi also joins Nick Ferrari for an exclusive interview to mark 6-months since the first jab.
LBC reporters race across London to test the e-scooters on trial, we discuss Tony Blair's call for covid jab passes and Boris Johnson facing a revolt over plans to cut UK Foreign Aid. We also get your reaction to Cricketer Ollie Robinson being banned from playing for England over historical tweets.
Portugal turns amber ruining travel plans, Tory revolt over plans to cut the foreign aid contribution, and what to do with the toppled Colston statue in Bristol?
Migrant channel crossing, School catch-up Tsar quits, and is an apology for historical racist and sexist tweets enough?
For the first time in over a year, the UK records zero deaths from Covid 19, and is £1.5BN enough to help kids catch up on their education?
Naomi Osaka has withdrawn from the French Open The 23-year-old four-time grand slam winner originally opted out of media duties, saying: “I’ve often felt that people have no regard for athletes’ mental health and this rings true whenever I see a press conference or partake in one.”
Covid origin probe in China, England rugby star Henry Slade says he will not take the jab and Indian variant cases surge. Plus, traffic lights in London are set to give pedestrians the green light.
The fallout from Dominic Cummings attendance at the Health and Science & Technology select committees, including claims Matt Hancock should have been sacked and thousands of people died unnecessarily
Advice to areas worst hit by Indian variant updated, get the popcorn out for the Dominic Cummings show, and e-scooters driving a crime wave.
Weddings, social distancing, and masks update delayed, Maureen Lipman quits Equity, and new boiler ban coming
What will trade deals do for UK farmers, Dominic Cummings herd immunity claims, and 'Call the Cabinet' with Liz Truss
The BBC fell short of "high standards of integrity and transparency" over Martin Bashir's 1995 interview with Princess Diana, an inquiry has found. Test & Trace fiasco, and frustration over the delay in announcing what will the new wedding rules will be?
A policewoman filmed in uniform chanting “free Palestine” along with protesters over the weekend is under investigation by the Metropolitan Police’s professional standards unit. Video of the officer posted on Twitter prompted several users whether she should have been expressing political views while on duty.
Refusing to get the Covid-19 Vaccine is as bad as drink driving says Andrew Lloyd Webber
Dame Cressida Dick QPM - Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, takes your calls and speaks exclusively to Nick Ferrari on LBC.
A county court debt judgment issued against Boris Johnson is “totally without merit” and the prime minister will apply to have it struck out, Downing Street has said, with officials believing the process could have been started maliciously.
The statement came after the official register of county court judgments for England and Wales showed that Johnson had a judgment against him in October last year over an unpaid debt of £535. The register does not give details of to whom the debt is owed.
Such a judgment would place the prime minister at risk of not only a bad credit rating but potential enforcement action by bailiffs arriving at Downing Street.
Government accused of 'missed opportunity' over social care reform, voter ID plans, and 12th May would have been the 18th birthday of Maddie McCann.
Lockdown easing next week - hugging is back! Mask wearing to end in schools, and tensions in Israel.
Nicola Sturgeon has told Boris Johnson that a second independence referendum is “a matter of when, not if” after the Scottish National party secured a historic fourth term at Holyrood on Saturday with a pro-independence majority of MSPs returned despite tactical voting by pro-union supporters.
The Conservatives have beaten Labour in the Hartlepool by-election, with a Tory MP elected for the first time in the current constituency's history. Tory candidate Jill Mortimer - who defeated Labour rival Paul Williams by nearly 7,000 votes - hailed the result as a "truly historic" moment. It comes as a blow to Sir Keir Starmer's efforts to win back support in traditional Labour heartlands.
A fleet of French fishing boats has descended on Jersey after threatening to blockade the island's main port over a post-Brexit fishing rights row.
The UK has sent two Royal Navy ships to Jersey "as a precaution" - HMS Severn and HMS Tamar are patrolling the waters around Jersey this morning.
Will all rules get lifted? Some holiday travel to open on May 17th and can you have an amicable divorce?
Half of adult women say they’ve woken up to a partner having sex with them, or performing sex acts on them, while they’re asleep. This is according to a major new study - looking into violence against women and girls in Britain. LBC's correspondent Rachael Venables broke the story this morning.
Labour accuse Boris of lying over flat renovation, self-driving cars coming to the UK by the end of the year, and India covid crisis.
Boris Johnson is facing mounting pressure as Conservative insiders added weight to claims that the prime minister said he would rather see 'bodies pile up than order another lock-down' Plus an LBC exclusive over the loan scheme to remove flammable cladding from low-rise buildings brought in England.
Is Dominic Cummings the source of the Downing Street leaks? Plus, Nick will bring you the latest developments on the 'Loan Charge', funeral rules, and Stanley Johnson will give Nick his assessment on whether his son, Boris, was right to describe environmentalists as 'bunny huggers'.
Dyson & Johnson Tax text affair, Olympic athletes banned from taking a knee, and how should the 'Big 6' football clubs be punished?
The Dukes of Cambridge and Sussex will walk apart for their grandfather’s funeral, which is likely to see the Queen sitting alone, details released by Buckingham Palace reveal.
Universities in England aren't opening up until May 17th. What does this mean for student' academic development and mental health?
How did day one of lockdown easing go? And Nick Clegg comes on from California to talk about Shirley Williams and how the EU has dealt with the vaccine rollout
The AstraZeneca vaccine now not recommended for under-30s and the Deputy Chair of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation, Professor Anthony Harnden takes your calls
AstraZeneca trial halted, Cardinal Vincent Nichols accuses government of 'broken promise' over foreign aid cut, and covid virus linked to mentral health problems.
Should there be covid passports for travel or hospitality? And Kenny Dalglish joins Nick on the subject of getting crowds back into sport.
Report says racism not always to blame for inequality, and UBER chosen to run the Hammersmith bridge ferry
Teacher in the Muhammed cartoon row in Batley 'fears for his life', Kwasi Karteng on how to get growth back into Business, and 40% of Black Brits won't take the vaccine
Some more of the lockdown rules get lifted today, and 'work from home' advice should get lifted say some Tories.
Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick gives his reaction to a teacher being suspended for showing their class a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammed, we discuss MPs extending emergency covid powers by 6-months and also ask: do we need police officers in schools?
We discuss Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suggestion that vaccine passports might be needed to open up pubs, we get reaction to the Queen's 10th great-grandchild being born on the bathroom floor and ask: what have you learned about the EU during the export vaccine row? Plus, Shadow Business Secretary Ed Miliband tries to sell Nick Ferrari electric cars.
Home Secretary Priti Patel reveals plans to change asylum seeker rules, we get reaction on Boris Johnson's comment that 'greed' helped with UK's successful vaccine roll out and we ask: should children get a covid jab?
We are joined by Health Secretary Matt Hancock, discuss the response to violent protests in Bristol and ask whether a new £5,000 fine for people trying to go on holiday abroad is a good idea.
Sir Keir Starmer answers your questions in 'Call Keir', reaction to violent protests in Bristol and should school uniforms be banned?
Pressure on Nicola Sturgeon to quit has increased after the majority of MSPs on the Alex Salmond committee concluded that she misled their inquiry. Also, Nick asks whether the upcoming Census is a invasion of our privacy or a necessary part of democratic governance.
A year has passed since the WHO officially declared a global pandemic, a crisis which has led to 125,000 people dying in the UK alone. Also, Nick discusses whether the Home Secretary’s plans to send asylum seekers to Gibraltar or Turkey are credible.
European jab roll out falters after AstraZeneca vaccine doubts, Dominic Raab is recorded saying the UK should do trade deals with countries that do not meet Human Rights standards, and do our boys need lessons at school in respecting women?
Protesters take to the street in London. Will plain clothed police officers in bars and clubs help woman feel safe? As a Covid wave gathers pace in Europe, many EU countries snub the AstraZeneca Jab over safety fears
The Met commisioner comes under pressure to resign after the policing of the Sarah Everard Vigil on Saturday
Prince William responds to the Harry & Meghan interview, and someone caught up in the loan charge HMRC scandal with a £200,000 bill speaks to Nick
Police find body during the hunt for missing Sarah Everard, and Meghan made official complaint about Piers comments to ITV
The Royal family has finally responded to Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah Winfrey, saying that the allegations of race are 'concerning' and will be 'taken very seriously.' Also, Nick asks whether the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should have their royal titles removed.
Oprah Winfrey interview with Harry & Meghan goes out in America, and kids go back to school
Masks in schools, the furlough scheme gets an extension, and should NHS staff be forced to get a jab?
One shot of either the AstraZeneca or the Pfizer Covid jab reduces the chance of needing hospital treatment by more than 80%, according to data in England. Also, Nick asks whether Meghan and Harry’s interview with Oprah should be postponed in the wake of the Prince Philip’s ill health.
Government lose track of a traveller who came in to the country and has tested positive with the Brazilian variant of Coronavirus
Queen makes surprising public endorsement of the vaccine, supreme court rule pon whether Shamima Begum can return to contest her citizenship, and should primary school kids have to wear masks in class?
Teacher assessed grades again this summer, what will be in the budget, and prisoners to get a covid jab before the police.
Should vaccine passports be introduced, Hammersmith bridge ferry delayed until summer, and Boris feels guilty about his journalism.
Boris set to confirm the roadmap out of lockdown, schools in England to return on March 8th, and the latest edition of Call Keir
100 day target for new vaccines, Boris wants kids back to school by March 8th, and footballer Wilfred Zaha says he'll no longer take the knee or wear BLM on his shirts.
Once you've had both vaccine jabs, why do you still have to isolate, and should people be paid £4,500 to go on a trial and be infected with the coronavirus?
Are you in the expanded self isolate list? Sadiq Khan says flood schools with Police, and fines for misleadnig border force on red list travel
Britain's economy is set to bounce back 'like a coiled spring' after lockdown ends according to the lead economist at the Bank of England. Also, Nick speaks to the Home Secretary Priti Patel for Call the Cabinet, exclusive to LBC.
Travellers put into quarantine hotels in England will be charged £1,750 to stay according to the Health Secretary Matt Hancock. Also, Nick discusses the cladding crisis after 1 in 6 were found to have begun exploring bankruptcy options.
Nadhim Zahawi has ruled out the use of "vaccine passports" while Labour say they may be necessary, South Africa halts the rollout of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine as findings suggest it may not prevent mild illness caused by COVID-19 and two people have died with a further twelve injured after a series of knife attacks in London.
Travellers from certain countries will have to stay in quarantine hotels on arrival to the UK
The UK passes the ten million mark of people vaccinated with a first dose, as England's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty says the UK is "past the peak" of the current wave. And the head of NHS Track and Trace, Baroness Dido Harding, says about 20,000 people a day aren't complying with self-isolation instructions.
UK finds more concerning mutations, Captain Sir Tom Moore tribute, and Scottish schools to open sooner than England
What problems will the South African variant cause, Met Police to continue disproportionate stop & search, and why are some people 'trolling' Captain Sir Tom Moore?
The EU/Northern Ireland AstraZenica argument, teachers could all be vaccinated in two days, and is the broadcast media message on Covid-19 too negative?
Nicola Sturgeon in row with UK government over AZ data. Are the public getting lockdown fatigue?
Boris Johnson has annonuced that schools will not be able to reopen to pupils after the February half-term, but could do so from 8 March. Also, the leader of the Labour Party Sir Keir Starmer takes your calls.
Covid deaths top 100,000 and the EU complain about the discrepancy between vaccines in the UK & EU
The government are set to introduce a mandatory hotel quarantine to suppress new variants of coronavirus entering the UK. Also, Nick interviews Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi on the progress of the national vaccination effort.
Travellers expected to be told to quarantine in a hotel when they arrive in the UK, and Tory MPs revolt over school closures.
Joe Biden is the new president, Priti Patel called for UK Borders to have closed in March 2020, and the increasing abuse of shop staff.
Vaccinations, Cressida Dick takes your calls, and Coroner says Smart Motorways present ongoing risk of death.
UK arrivals face a compulsory hotel quarantine as part of an effort to stop the spread of new covid strains. Also, Nick asks whether the government should extend the £20 a week universal credit uplift brought in at the start of the first lockdown.
New Covid variant identified from Brazil, will GCSE and A-Level students have to sit mini exams, and is jogging legal now?
Would you get a vaccine at 2am? Some schools have 60% capacity with the children of 'key workers', and how far can you ride your bike and still be 'local'?
Restrictions could get even tighter, the Police get criticised over their lockdown tactics, and should teachers get moved up the vaccine list?
The army will deliver your vaccine, and Donald Trump gets suspended from facebook indefinitely
All the fallout from the storming of the Capitol building in Washington, and are Nurseries covid secure?
UK is better than you'd expect when it comes to vaccinations, and when will schools return?
Is Tier 5 lockdown coming? the first AstraZenica Oxford vaccine is administered, and should schools be open?
Nick is joined by DR Chris Smith, plus LBC's Westminster correspondent, Ben Kentish to answer your questions about the Corona-virus. Plus a "Twas the night before Christmas" special read to LBC listeners by Geoffrey Cox QC.
Tier 4, lorries held up in Dover, will schools ever open, and Daniel Barnett answers your legal quiestions.
- London, the South East and East of England enter a new Tier 4
- Travel disruption as various countries shut their borders to the UK to prevent spread of new COVID variant
- Coronavirus: Your Questions Answered
Jacob Rees-Mogg criticises UNICEF for playing politics, staggered return for schools next year to allow for school testing, and should you confront people not wearing masks?
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has advised the nation to keep Christmas celebrations small despite not relaxing rules about household mixing. Also, Nick asks about the impact of air pollution after it was confirmed to be the cause of death of Ella Kissi-Debrah.
The four UK nations are set to offer tougher warnings about the dangers of relaxing coronavirus restrictions, however it remains unlikely that the rule allowing three households to mix will be revoked. Also, Nick asks whether schools should shut early for Christmas after Greenwich council backs down to the government over its school closure policy.
The UK government has decided to move London into Tier 3 after seeing an increase in case numbers in the capital. Also, Nick asks whether schools should close early this Christmas.
The UK government and the European Union have agreed to 'go the extra mile' in order to try and secure a trade deal, despite the previous deadline being set for last Sunday. Also, Sir Keir Starmer takes your calls.
As the UK and EU fail to find a breakthrough over the Brexit trade deal, Boris Johnson says that a no-deal has become very likely. Also, Nick pays tribute to actress Barbara Windsor who has died aged 83.
UK-EU talks to reach a post-Brexit trade deal are "unlikely" to continue after Sunday, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has said. Also, Nick asks whether it is racist to use the term 'black' when identifying people by their race.
Boris heads to Brussels, how is the Covid-19 vaccine going, and schools giving teachers a day off to go Christmas shopping?
Margaret Keenan, 90, became the first patient in the world to receive the Pfizer Covid-19 jab as the NHS launched its biggest ever vaccine campaign today. Also, Nick asks whether SNP First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was disrespectful not to endorse a royal tour taken by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge designed to pay tribute to essential workers.
Brexit negotiations between the UK and EU are set to restart in Brussels after it was reported that concessions had been made over fishing rights. Also, Nick asks whether Millwall FC should take more action after many of its fans booed players for taking a knee.
Prospect of Brexit breakthrough receding, NHS Staff no longer at the front of the vaccine queue, and quarantine rules for business travellers changes
Support for students taking exams next summer and did Brexit help us get the vaccine first?
England enters the Tier system and the Pfizer-Biontech vaccine gets approval in the UK.
Nick speaks to the chancellor of the Dutchy of Lancaster and conservative MP Michael Gove about the Brexit transition period as well as the new Covid Tier System.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a revolt from MPs over the latest coronavirus tier system being imposed across England. Also, Nick asks whether stop-and-search is justified after Met Commissioner Cressida Dick defends the procedure over it's success in tackling street crime.
National lockdown moves to Tier 1, 2, 3...and chancellor Rishi Sunak explains his review statement
The 3 family bubble rules are outlined by Boris, and will the rumoured foreign aid cut be blocked in court?
National Lockdown set to be replaced by local Tier system again, and Grant Shapps takes calls in the latest Call the Cabinet.
How good is the Oxford Covid-19 vaccine? and Rishi Sunak warns of the economic shock to come.
A Cabinet Office inquiry into allegations of bullying by Priti Patel has found evidence that she broke ministerial code. Also, Nick speaks to Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Dame Cressida Dick in Call the Commissioner.
England could face a month-long extra lockdown in exchange for a 5 day release from restrictions over Christmas. Also, with £16 billion extra announced for the Ministry of Defence, Nick asks whether we should be spending more money on the military during a pandemic.
Sir Keir Starmer lets Jeremy Corbyn to return to the Labour Party, and Nick asks whether it is right to ban petrol and diesel cars by 2030.
A second Covid vaccine is announced by American company Moderna and Nick asks whether we should cut foreign aid to help with Covid costs.
Boris Johnson attempts to 'reset' his government after the resignation of Dominic Cummings, just as he is told to self-isolate. Also, Nick asks how do we combat anti-vax misinformation?
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Mass testing to roll out to 67 areas of the UK, and FA chairman Greg Clarke resigns over 'unnaceptable' comments.
Marcus Rashford forces another Government u-turn on free school meals holiday support, and Keir Starmer takes listeners calls.
The Presidential election : will there be a result? and the death toll graphs were wrong in the govedrnments Coronavirus predictions
Neither Trump or Biden has been declared the winner yet, and the 73 year old daughter arrested for wanting to hug her 97 year old mother
The US goes to the polls in the Presidential election, and PM warns of medical disaster without Lockdown.
Nicola Sturgeon criticised after 100 Covid-19 positive patients were knowingly sent back to care homes, and MacMillan warning that 50,000 people in the UK missed cancer diagnosis
A migrant boat sinks in the channel and 2 children and 2 adults die, 18 year old security guard gives evidence at the Manchester Arena enquiry saying he did not approach bomber over fears of racism
One week until the US elections, are you for Trump or Biden? 55 Tory MPs demand more help for the North, and immunity might only last a few months.
Seven suspects have been detained after a suspected tanker hijacking off the coast of the Isle of Wight, the 14-day self isolation period for Covid-19 contacts could be halved, and Prue Leith has been commissioned to carry out a review into hospital meals.
Rishi Sunak announces more financial assistance for people affected by Covid, Just one person in seven is getting track & trace results in 24 hours, and alcohol free guinness?!
Government reject an extension to the free school meals, Police Chief doesn't know the covid rules, and the new 10 minute covid test
Greater Manchester give in and take Tier-3 lockdown restrictions, pubs will have to ask for proof of address if you want to drink together, and BBC have swapped quality for equality, says Geoffrey Boycott
What are the hidden deaths during the coronavirus pandemic, Face Mask Rage, and Chief Scientific officer Sir Patrick Vallance warns, we must learn to live with the virus.
Andy Burnham urges Boris to break the Greater Manchester 'Impasse', and Business Secretary Alok Sharma takes calls in Call the Cabinet
Millions of people face tougher Coronavirus restrictions from Saturday, but Greater Manchester is "fighting back for fairness" according to mayor Andy Burnham. Meanwhile, in the US, President Donald Trump and challenger Joe Biden hold simultaneous televised Q&A sessions.
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Boris Johnson has described his three-tier system of local restrictions as "the right way forward", meanwhile the PM has told EU leaders of his disappointment that more progress hasn't been made in Brexit talks.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer calls for a two-week lockdown in order to bring rising Coronavirus rates under control, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan warns that tighter restrictions could be implemented in the capital, while the government say there are no plans to resume shielding for the vulnerable.
- The Prime Minister has confirmed a new three-tier local Covid alert system, with Liverpool classed as "very high"
- US President Donald Trump resumes his election campaign in Florida
- Nightingale hospitals in the north of England are told to get ready
- PM Boris Johnson to launch three-tier "Local Covid Alert Levels" system today
- Manchester United and Liverpool propose major shake-up of English football
- Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer joins Nick to take your calls
- England is expected to be split into three different lockdown tiers next week, would you accept a circuit-breaker?
- Donald Trump refuses to take part in virtual TV debate with Joe Biden
- The cycle lane on Euston Road is to be removed. Is this the beginning of the end for London's cycle lanes?
Pubs across central Scotland to close, Police get Covid funding boost, and is a new Lockdown coming to your area?
England hospital admissions up by 25% in a day, Church of England failures 'allowed child sexual abusers to hide', and the world's top scientists rage against Lockdown
Boris says restrictions in place to Christmas or beyond, Priti Patel pledges to fix broken asylum system, and fiasco over missed Covid-19 tests.
Trump tweets that he has had a positive test for Coronavirus, local councillors complain about lockdown in their areas, and SNP MP gets a train back & forth from Scotland despite knowing she had a positive test for Covid-19
Boris has to apologise for getting new Coronavirus rules wrong, the US Presidential election debate reaction, and does your boss monitor how you work from home?
Government blames pubgoers for failing 10pm curfew time, students complaining of lockdown 'hell', and backlash against 'big-brother' covid fines
Calls for delay to University term, as thousands of students get caught in Lockdowns, Covid-19 NHS App has issues fixed, and the mother who says Coronavirus isolation caused her son to take his own life.
Rishi Sunak sets out the new job retention schemes, and reaction to the shooting of a Police Officer in Croydon
New rules come in to force after a strengthening of Covid-19 measures - reaction to the Prime Ministers speech
Bars & Restaurants will be told to close at 10pm as the Covid alert level is raised to 4. Will the public adhere to a second lockdown?
Follow Covid rules or they will get tougher, says Hancock. Pupils won't be ready to sit exams next year, teachers warned.
What's gone wrong with the Covid testing system, Brexit : who will blink first? And how many kids have gone back to school?
Rule of Six : what's the impact? Government blamed for worker's reluctance to return to the office, and Keir Starmer comes to take your calls.
LBC Poll shows only 1 in 13 desperate to get back to the office, Brexit deadline set at October 15th, and Matt Hancock in the first 'Call the Cabinet',
We break the record for distance travelled for a Coronavirus test, HS2 starts construction and creates 22,000 jobs, and Scotland & Wales split from England on quarantine rules.
PC Andrew Harper's widow backs the introduction of Harper's law, Charlie Hebdo to re-publish the Mohammed cartoons, and the BBC u-turn on Rule Britannia and Land of Hope & Glory at the last night of the proms
50,000 retail jobs could go in London's west end, return to school is a good day for pupils, and why has Boris Johnson decided not to meet the families of Coronavirus victims?
TUI flight nightmare as passengers refuse to use masks and 7 passengers test positive, schools in England start to return, and Adele criticised for cultural appropriation
- UK coronavirus cases have risen by 1522 - the highest raise since mid-June. Are we experiencing the second wave?
- Nick speaks to Transport Secretary Grant Shapps
- Sir Ed Davey elected new leader of the Lib Dems
- Donald Trump formally nominated as Republican presidential candidate
Rule Britannia has it's lyrics cut at the proms, Education Sec defends another governemtn u-turn, and if you're called Harold Shipman you can get in for free to the London Dungein
Scotland & England split on wearing of face masks in school, Rule Britannia won't be sung at the Proms, and No.10 thinks staff should be pesterig their bosses to come back to the office
School kids are suffering more from staying at home than covid-19, have you broken the law by doing some work whilst furloughed, and it could be the end of the road for Rule Britannia and Land of Hope & Glory at the Proms.
The current ban on eviction cases being heard in court is due to expire on Sunday 23rd August, prompting concerns that almost 300,000 households could face eviction in the coming weeks.
Nearly half a million of UK pupils face a fresh round of results after the exam board Pearson pulled its BTEC results on the eve of releasing them. Nick is joined by the Minister for School Standards, Nick Gibb.
The health secretary has announced plans to scrap Public Health England for a new organisation responsible for dealing with pandemics, Matt Hancock joins Nick on the show.
A-level and GCSE students in England will be given grades estimated by their teachers, rather than by an algorithm, after a government U-turn. Nick is joined by the secretary of state for Education, Gavin Williamson after the exams fiasco.
After last week's fiasco on A-Level exams day, Nick speaks to a student who told Schools Minister Nick Gibb that the government's actions had 'ruined her life'. Plus Disney introduces its first lead bisexual character.
Downgraded A level students are being urged to take possible legal action and the warnings people could be fined £3,000, if they don't wear a facemask.
GDP figures are out and the recession is big! School exams fiasco, and has anything changed since the death of Stephen Lawrence?
ONS release the latest unemployment figures, health minister Ed Argar to talk about the change to test & trace, and Boris considers law change over the migrant crisis.
Kids must get back to school, should the navy step in over the channel migrant crisis, and Labour MP says racism to blame for her being stopped & searched
MPs to investigate surge in migrants crossing the channled to Dover, chancellor Rishi Sunak talks about government support during the Covid-19 crisis, and Bank of England boss backs end of Furlough scheme
Martin Sorrell suggests working from home could be the new norm, but Richard Tice says fire employees that won't come back to the office!
Unemployment to rise as the furlough scheme ends, reaction to the huge explosion in Beirut, and should children & schools come before pubs?
Travel Quarantine, Russia hacked Liam Fox personal email and schools opening in September could trigger a second wave
Government considering extending lockdown rules to put over 50s into shielding. It's back to work day - but will you be going? Survey shows 5 out of 6 office workers still at home.
Barclays boss wants staff back in the office, only 1 in 10 GP appointments now face to face, and which reporter will win the race between a car, a boris bike, and running across London...?
Labour pays damages to anti-semetism whistleblowers, care home visits to resume in England, and living with bipolar condition
Oxford Vaccine trial triggers immune response. London violence : 7 killings in 7 days, and preview of the Russia report
Could you cope with another lockdown, China accused of gross human rights abuses, and should 'islamist' be dropped from terror attack description?
Judges have ruled a then-schoolgirl who left the UK to join the Islamic State group can return to challenge the deprivation of her British citizenship, Tom Swarbrick speaks to a former head of the met's counter terrorism command plus Cruise holidays are back!
The Home Secretary has asked French authorities to intercept and return migrant boats found trying to cross the English Channel, Tom Swarbrick speaks to a former uk border force chief on this. Plus instant reaction from the business secretary, Alok Sharma on the news that the number of UK workers on payrolls fell by 649,000 between March and June due to the coronavirus lockdown.
The UK's mobile providers are being banned from buying new Huawei 5G equipment after the 31st December, plus an LBC exclusive as private hire drivers in London could have to pay thousands of pounds to keep their protective coronavirus shields up.
Tom Swarbrick is in for Nick Ferrari at breakfast and continues to discuss the wearing of face masks, as the goverment announce plans to make face coverings mandatory in shops and supermakets in England from the 24th July.
Tom Swarbrick is in for Nick Ferrari at breakfast this week and asks: should the use of facemasks be made mandatory in shops? Plus Tom speaks to the secretary of state for Justice, Robert Buckland.
Oliver Dowden announces the new activities allowed post lockdown. Police watchdog reviews claims of systemic racism, and the BBC are going ro charge the over-75s for their licence fee again.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak joins Nick to discuss his £30BN budget stimulus package, the Johnny Depp libel trial continues, and Police to review use of handcuffs
Preview of Sunak's statement in the commons, the Johnny Depp libel trial, and refusing to wear a mask should be as tabboo as drink driving says Royal Society chief.
Harry & Meghan say the 'wrongs of past need to be acknowledged', foreign aid budget gets slashed and widow of SAS hero talksabout his death following recording a heartbreaking final video.
Reaction to Super Saturday as bars and pubs open across England, and Keir Starmer comes in to the studio to take your calls.
Boris Johnson comes in to the studio to take calls from listeners, and the air bridges to some countries meaning no need to quarantine finally get announced.
Boris Johnson challenged over data used to trigger local lockdown in Leicester, as 12,000 jobs get slashed in two days, how will we recover, and Meghan says that the Palace hung her out to dry after the wedding.
PM sets out the plan to build ourselves out of economic depression, Sir Martin Sorrell talks about the role of advertising in recovery, and it's been 100 days since the start of lockdown.
Leicester becomes the first city to get a local lockdown, Matt Hancock speaks to Nick, and you can get married - but your Dad can't walk you down the aisle!
LBC Poll on public's biggest fears post Coronavirus, Travel Quarantine rules to some European destinations to be relaxed, and Education Secretary Gavin Williamson joins Nick as the government pledge £1BN investment in schools over next 10 years.
Reading stabbing suspect known to MI5, government set to announce more lockdown easing, and Windrush day : Trevor Philips says Britain is a great country to live in if you are black.
The govrnment scrap their virus tracing App in favour of the Apple-Google version, Cliff Richard pays tribute to Vera Lynn, and travel 'air bridges' set to open in July
Furlough scheme leaves Rishi Sunak with triple lock pension dilemma, is your employer asking you to break the law while on furlough, and are the Downing street press briefings now too political?
Marcus Rashford's campaign for free school meals to be extended ino the summer holiday, causes a government u-turn. International development office to be merged with the Foreign office, and a breakthrough treatment for Covid-19 patients in hospital.
Arrests at London protests, man dies at Manchester rave, and non-essential shops can now open.
GDP drops by 20% in the last quarter, the first results of test & trace are out, and pressure on the 2 metre rule to be reduced.
A statue of noted slaveholder Robert Milligan has been removed from outside the Museum of London Docklands, Business minister Nadhim Zahawi speaks to Nick, and should the 2 metre distancing rule be reduced?
Boris Johnson urges peaceful struggle against racism, Prince Andrew says he offered to help Epstein prosecutors, and unemployment levels could rise to those not seen since the great depression.
Black Lives Matter protests in bristol lead to Edward Colston statue being torn down and dumped in the river, quarantine rules come in to force for passengers arriving in the UK, and it's the first episode of our regular 'Call Keir' phone-in, with Labour leader Keir Starmer.
From Monday 15th June, face masks will be compulsory on public transport, Labour launch green economic recovery, and equalities minister says Britain is the best place in the world to be black.
Keir Starmer accuses PM of ignoring his offer of help, protests take place around Britain for Black lives matter, and will you still clap for carers on Thursday evenings?
Report shows excess deaths in the BAME community, will the quarantine rule end the travel industry, and apparently Boris Johnson is now taking control...
Primary school return : has it been a success? Is the new contact tracing system working, and the quarantine criticism.
Boris announces a relaxation of lockdown rules, and President Trump sends shocking warning over Minnesota protests.
UK furlough scheme is now covering 8.4 million workers, the government are looking at reducing the 2-metre social distancing rule, and when are holidays coming back?
The row continues over PM advisor Dominic Cummings and whether the trip he took to County Durham during lockdown was legal, non essential retail shops due to open again on 15th June, and will holidays to Europe be back this summer?
Scientific evidence on re-opening schools out today, new lockdown rules in Scotland released, and government U-turn on surcharge for migrant NHS workers.
Track & Tracing is coming, the lockdown is easing, and one in five students is planning to defer their university place.
More than 11,000 deaths now thought to have occured in care homes, Rishi Sunak suggests a recession after the Covid-19 crisis will be deeper than expected, and Home Secretary Priti Patel talks exclusively to Nick about new immigration laws
Loss of taste & smell gets added to the list of possible symptoms of Covid-19, Priti Patel's immigration plans clear first hurdle in the house of commons and what is an Air Bridge?
New survey shows current public support for Boris Johnson and Government has dropped, Senior scientist updates Nick on the developments with a vaccine for Covid-19, and Michael Gove insists Schools are safe to re-open
Half of UK firms could run out of money in six months, Let our teachers be heroes say councils, and Transport for London secures bailout - but at a cost!
When will it be safe to open schools, 100% accurate antibody test gets the go-ahead, and the levels of road congestion in London rise again.
Lockdown rules change means for some it's back to work day, Rishi Sunak extends the furlough scheme to October, and Daniel Barnet takes your employment law questions
PM's 50 page plan for easing lockdown, guidance for returning to work, and how will pupils returning to school keep up social distancing?
Reaction to Boris Johnson's address to the nation where he gave us a new slogan, and some guidance to what will happen as we begin some easing of the lockdown
The government only hit 100,000 tests for two days, the Lockdown map should be announced on Sunday, what is the future for the airline industry?
Lockdown scientist resigns as it turns out a woman he had an affair with visited his home, the UK death toll becomes the highest in Europe, and Virgin Atlantic announce they are pulling out of Gatwick airport.
Matt Hancock launches the new App to trace & contact potential Coronavirus victims, the Nightingale hospital in London is placed on standby, and Virologist Dr Chris Smith takes your myth busting calls.
Boris plans to get Britain working again, HS2 Rebellion protest - would the money be better spent elsewhere? Will the over 70's have to stay home longer?
Boris returns for his first Downing Street briefing since recovering from Coronavirus, and says that we are over the peak. Also, how do we manage a relaxing of the lockdown and public transport?
Nicola Sturgeon's advice on face masks seems to be divergent from the British Government, British Airways cutting up to 12,000 jobs, and what aspects of lockdown should be reduced?
Now any key worker can get a test, is Boris heading back to work on Monday, and our Employment lawyer answers your furlough questions.
Social restrictions to last 'the rest of the year', government still sticking to their 100,000 tests a day target, and will golf & fishing be the first sports you will be allowed to return to?
Vaccines trials on people from Thursday this week, seriously ill people are avoiding A&E, and Carrie Symonds calls for a ban on Asian 'wet markets'
Why can we not secure enough PPE kit, how are they going to get to 100,000 tests a day, and face masks for the public would risk cutting NHS supplies.
Downing street hits back at claims it responded too slowly to the Coronavirus crisis, the 3 point plan to lift Lockdown, and Harry & Meghan won't be speaking to some British media anymore...
If the government advice changed, would you wear a mask? Grant Shapps gives the government position on the 5 red lines for lifting lockdown, and Dr Chris Smith answers your Coronavirus myths.
Is a badge for care workers patronising, we celebrate the love for the NHS and Daniel Barnett answers callers employment questions.
Coronavirus could shrink the economy by a third, OBR scenario says, the death toll could actually be 50% higher if you included care homes, and it's the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Bergen-Belsen by Briotish forces.
Don't expect any changes to the lockdown this week, the care home catastrophe due to Coronavirus, and our consumer expert answers your queries
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has thanked the NHS after being discharged from hospital as the country enters its fourth week of lockdown, and psychologist Emma Kenny takes your Coronavirus emotional health questions.
Boris is out of intensive care, but the lockdown continues way beyond Easter, and two education experts take your Coronavirus related education questions.
Rishi Sunak announces £750M of cash to help struggling charities, an update on the Prime Minister in intensive care, and the chief pharmacist of Boots UK takes your calls.
Boris Johnson spends his second night in intensive care, China reports no Covid-19 deaths for the first time since the crisis began, and should Brexit get put on hold until this Coronavirus crisis has past.
Reaction to boris Johnson being admitted to intensive care with Covid-19, and employment advice from Daniel Barnett
The Queen makes an address to the nation over the Coronavirus situation, and Boris Johnson is admitted to hospital with persistent symptoms
Matt Hancock apologises and pledges 100,000 tests a day by end of April, and former Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt takes listeners questions.
Why have so few NHS staff been tested? And why aren't the banks lending money to small businesses?
Government come under pressure due to lack of ramping up testing, NHS staff are still short of suitable protection equipment, and Simon Calder takes your travel related queries.
Government announce £75M to help repatriate all Brits abroad, criticism the we still don't have enough COVID-19 test kits, and now bin collections are being cut back.
Government advisor says some form of lockdown will be with us for 6 months, is there still pressure on protective equipment for healthcare professionals, and undertakers argue that a ban on funerals would be safer
Rishi Sunak announces arrangements for the self-employed to get paid during the Coronavirus crisis, also new Police powers to enforce protection, and are you allowed to move house right now?
BMA warns Doctors and patients will die without proper protection, half a million sign up to be NHS volunteers, and police chief urges people to inform on their neighbours if they flout the lockdown rules.
Coronavirus : Lockdown, 250,000 NHS volunteers, Tokyo Olympics cancelled, and will a recession be worse than the virus itself?
In the most stringent measures yet, Boris sets out the plan of action for the next few months as we are all told : You must stay at home.
Coronavirus : a letter is going out to 1.5M people to tell them to stay indoors for 12 weeks, former Sainsburys boss, Justin King on why shoppers don't need to hoard food and employment lawyer Daniel Barnett answers your questions.
Chancellor unveils £330 BN Coronavirus business package, as businesses, theatres, and pubs all start to suffer. Should we abandon HS2, and redistribute the funds to the NHS?
After the Prime Minister tells us that we should socially seperate from each other, Nick asks how are we going to cope? Also, Dr Jonathan Leach, Joint secretary of the Royal college of GP's is on to take your calls.
Coronavirus : over 70's to be told to self-isolate, European countries react with more stringent measures than the UK, can the NHS cope, and the GCSE & A-level exams could be delayed.
As the UK decides to keep schools open, why is our government's advice so different to other countries?
After the budget, has Rishi Sunak done enough to support the UK economy during the Coronavirus, Harvey Weinstein is sentenced to 23 years in Prison, and chronic migraine sufferers given fresh hope with first new drug in 20 years.
Global shares plunge, Cheltenham festival to go ahead, and Prince Andrew 'no longer co-operating' on the Epstein case
- Italy implements travel restrictions affecting 16 million people to try and curb the spread of coronavirus
- Trevor Phillips speaks to Nick following his suspension from the Labour party.
- Supermarkets begin "rationing" after a wave of coronavirus-fuelled panic buying.
- A patient with underlying health conditions has become the first person in the UK to die after testing positive for coronavirus.
- A dossier of 300+ allegations of Islamophobia in the Conservative party has been submitted to the EHRC.
- LBC has learned that Public Health England is failing to contact people who may have been exposed to coronavirus
PM announces new laws to cover sick pay, aggressive thieves target charity shops, and culture secretary wants to tackle BBC bias
How will Covid-19 effect the NHS, Police and Education? Priti Patel regret at official's resignation, and the new green petrol coming to the pumps.
PM says Coronavirus cases could rise 'significantly', Priti Patel bullying allegations : former member of staff received £25k payout, and climate change is giving children nightmares.
Boris Johnson to chair Cobra meeting as the number of UK coronavirus cases rises, Priti Patel backed by PM amid bullying claims, and parents warned against youtube 'killer jump trip challenge'
Climate campaigners win Heathrow expansion court ruling, Brexit talks : UK prepared to walk away in June if not enough progress has been made, and Bristol students organise climate event for Greta Thunberg
Coronavirus spreads : we look at public health, business and travel implications, Police have no excuse for not cutting crime says Priti Patel, and Donald Trump gets vegetables hidden in his mash, says Doctor.
Westminster abuse claims : police and parties turned a blind eye, Coronavirus : 3 schools in the UK closed, an drivers of expensive cars more dangerous to pedestrians.
Harvey Weinstein found guilty of rape, should boxing champ Tyson Fury be forgiven previous comments now that he's world champion, and Coronavirus : world must prepare for pandemic says World Health Organisation.
Michael O'Leary criticised for muslim profiling comments, Coronavirus : 4 new cases in the UK return from ship evacuees, and Labour Leader candidate Keir Starmer joins Nick
Trump Ally Roger Stone sentenced to prisoin, 100,000 criminal get let off just by saying sorry, and some forms of coal and wood to be banned from home fires
Former tory minister denounces Priti Patel's immigration plans as 'worst kind of dog-whistle politics', QC warns extending terrorist jail terms could increase risk, and stag-do's abroad leaving big carbon footprint.
PM refuses to call Cobra meeting in the aftermath of storm Dennis, Home Secretary Priti Patel joins Nick to announce new immigration system, and NHS extends care ban to racist or sexist patients.
No.10 advisor resigns, Beavers cut flooding & pollution, and where should you put your savings now?
Storm Dennis flood damage in South Wales & Yorkshire, is anyone to blame for Caroline Flack's death, and millions could be told 'stay at home' if Coronavirus spreads in the UK
Sajid Javid resigns in the cabinet reshuffle, crime gangs cashing in on fly-tipping, and should we ban all flights from China to protect us from Coronavirus?
Priti Patel speaks to LBC and says the new emergency terror laws 'will make people safer on the streets', Corbyn and Johnson clash in the commons over the deportation row, and who paid for Boris's £15,000 holiday?
HS2 Go-ahead controversial says PM, Deportation of criminals row continues, and should health concerns over vaping be taken more seriously?
Jamaica deportation flight : appeal court issues order over phone access, HS2 gets the go-ahead, and the Queen's eldest grandson to divorce.
The day after storm Ciara, Coronavirus death toll overtakes Sars, and Tory inquiry Imam in free-speech row
Jonty Bravery told his carers of a plan to kill, a year before pushing a child off the top of the Tate. Figures show many crimes are not being reported as the public lose confidence in the Police, and military veterans to be guaranteed interviews for government jobs.
Day 4 of Nick Ferrari's 'Enough is Enough' campaign, Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas dies, and the race to bring in emergency law before more terrorists are released.
Government may rip up human rights laws, Extinction rebellion spokesman joins Nick to defend their campaigns, and does it matter what an MP wears in the house of commons?
Government introduce new terrorist legislation, day 2 of the 'Enough is enough' campaign, and BBC TV licence fee to rise to £157.50
- Three people have been injured in an attack in Streatham, with the attacker shot dead
- Nick launches his 'Enough is Enough' campaign as we bring you the date of the next Extinction Rebellion action in London
- Boris Johnson lays out his Brexit trade demands as the EU transition period begins
As the UK finally reaches the day it will exit from the EU, Nick Ferrari looks back at how we got here...and what the future holds.
Nigel Farage cut off as Brexit party MEPs wave union flags in Brussels, HS2 set to get the green light, and ITN's Alistair Stewart steps down after social media 'error of judgement'
Huawei awarded role in the 5G contract by UK Government, Trump releases middle-east peace plan, and smart motorways are death traps says police chief.
Prince Andrew 'uncooperative' over Epstein inquiry, say US prosecutors, Gary Lineker calls for 'voluntary' BBC licence fee, and Auschwitz - should we forgive, forget or accept?
- Survivors of the Holocaust gather in Auschwitz to mark the 75th anniversary of the camp's liberation
- Boris Johnson has been warned that he is on course for a diplomatic war with Donald Trumpover plans to hand Huawei access to Britain’s 5G phone network.
- Business leaders should show greater awareness and sensitivity towards female staff when sports banter takes place on the “shopfloor"
China coronavirus makes it to the UK, Boss of HS2 project is paid £625,000 a year and Wetherspoon limits drinks for parents with kids in the pub to two drinks.
Charles & Greta meet in Davos over climate change, Knives are hidden in London parks to sidestep stop & search, and prospective Mayoral candidate Rory Stewart takes your calls.
Donald Trump & Greta Thunberg both speak at Davos, surge in Dementia cases at A&E, and Harry & Meghan issue legal warning over photos
Overhaul of UK terror laws, pro-eu banner to fly over white cliffs of Dover, and UBER and TFL crunch talks
Sepsis kills more people worldwide than cancer, Libdem peer says post-brexit Britain will be like 1930's Germany, and Rebecca Long-Bailey's lead in the polls could be derailed by views on abortion
Airline & rail rivals attack Flybe rescue, Jeremy Corbyn shares concerns of racial undertones in Meghan coverage, and Hippy crack is less dangerous than alcohol says former government advisor.
PM says public can fund Brexit Big Ben Bongs, Manchester sex abuse scandal, and Flybe reaches rescue deal with shareholders.
Queen agrees transition period for Megxit, Big Ben won't bong for Brexit, and betting firms banned from allowing customers to use credit cards
Harry & the Queen showdown at Sandringham, Police leaders bid for more tasers from today, and families are sending relatives with dementia to Thailand for care
Queen demands workable solution for Harry & Meghan future, US ambassador joins Nick in the studio, and should people who can't afford food have kids?
Harry & Meghan to 'step down' as senior royals, The US/Iran crisis & why are speed bumps bad for the environment.
Iran fires missiles at US airbases in Iraq, children tortured in brutal gang initiations, and Met commisioner Cressida Dick takes your calls
No. 10 say they would not back US in bombing Iranian cultural sites, UK's worst serial rapist handed multiple sentences, and the teenage Biritish girl in Cyprus accused of falsely claiming rape gets a 4 month suspended sentence.
Tensions rise in the middle east after Iranian General killed by the US and OFSTED Boss comes in to take your calls
Councils to tackle rogue landlords, the US kill top Iranian general in Baghdad air strike, and young couples put earth before births.
Veganism is becoming increasingly popular in the UK, and York is to ban all cars from city centre in 3 years
MPs prepare to vote on Brexit bill, Taser use reaches record high, and 47yr old mother dies after waiting 6 hours for an ambulance
Queen's speech for Boris' new government, Trump gets impeached, and Emily Thornberry runs for Labour leadership
Boris plans to 'legally prohibit' any extension to Brexit transition beyond December 2020, Archbishop of Cantebury says 'don't expect royals to be saints', and John Bercow is now shouting 'order' on Italian television!
McDonnell & Corbyn take the blame, but also target the media for Labour's loss, and failing to pay your TV license could become decriminalized.
LBC special sex for rent investigation, and Greta Thunberg named Time person of the year.
Jonathan Ashworth apologises after Corbyn criticism, Life insurance AD banned for trivialising suicide, and is this just the Brexit election?
Boris suggests he could scrap the BBC licence fee, Nigel Farage says he will spoil his ballot paper, and the tribal family loyalty in voting.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson talks to Nick live from Grimsby, as all parties make their final push for the general election.
Nigel Farage hits out at Brexit party MEP's that quit to vote Tory. Measles deaths 'staggering', and Jo Swinson takes your calls.
Trump leaves the NATO convention early, Jeremy Corbyn doesn't know when the Queen's speech is, and Jeremy Clarkson criticises Greta Thunberg
Nato Summit convenes in Watford, Jeremy Corbyn apologises over anti-semetism row, and ONS figures show NHS relies heavily on foreign-born workers.
Prince Andrew must testify, says Epstein accusers lawyer, Trump arrives for NATO meeting in Watford, and gender-neutral passports.
Labour's Barry Gardiner tells journalists what questions he wants them to ask, Yougov poll suggests 68 Tory majority, and plastic Bags for Life should cost 70p!
Jeremy Corbyn struggles to say sorry after fresh anti-semetism row, and parents permantly banned from protesting outside school over LGBT sex education lessons.
VUE cinema chain defends dropping gang film Blue Story after 25 incidents in 24 hours. Lord Heseltine explains why he thinks Tory voters should back the LibDems, and UBER loses it's licence in London.
Tory manifesto launch, and gang movie Blue Story is pulled by cinema chains because of audience violence.
Prince Andrew steps down from royal duty, theatre mocked for warning audiences that play involves smoking, and no-one should have to sell their house to pay for social care, say tories.
After the first election TV debate, Nick looks at what questions they should have been asked!
Boris Johnson & Jeremy Corbyn to appear on ITV debate, Statins could aid memory, and 1 in 5 young people want to run their own business
Prince Andrew's TV interview - an error of judgement? Jennifer Arcuri speaks out about Boris, and anyone should be able to identify as black regardless of the colour of their skin
Nigel Farage claims No.10 offered Brexit candidates jobs to stand down, England floods crisis, and Jeremy Corbyn rules out arbitrary immigration crisis
Corbyn criticism of Al-Baghdadi death shows he is 'anti-west' says former Labour MP, UK spends more money on Foreign aid than it's own flood defences, and Ricky Gervais is to return to the Golden Globes.
Brext party won't stand in Tory seats, says Farage, HS2 will boost the North, and new police digital memorial goes live.
Row over Labour spending plans, will Nigel Farage Brexit party scupper Tory Brexit plans, and David Starkey lets fly at 'Poppy Fascism' of remembrance.
Tory candidate Nick Conrad stands down over rape comments, Labour candidate Ian Byrne criticised over tweets he sent 4 years ago, and Michael Bloomberg to run as Democratic Presidential candidate.
Tom Watson to stand down as an MP, Piccadilly theatre roof collapses, and LibDem, Plaid Cymru, and Greens election pact
Jacob Rees-Mogg apologises for comments about Grenfell residents, Phillip Hammond stands down as MP, and is the Brexit party all about Nigel?
- Boris Johnson has ruled out a deal with the Brexit Party, while the Lib Dems, Greens and Plaid Cymru are set to announce plans for a remain pact
- Nigel Farage announces that he won't stand in the General Election on December 12th
- McDonalds CEO Steve Easterbrook fired after dating an employee, are workplace relationships wrong?
Grenfell survivors tell fire chief to resign, party leaders clash as election campaigns are launched, and John Bercow's reign as speaker comes to an end.
Parliament finally agrees an election date of 12th December, Bulgaria receive two match ban after racial abuse at England football match, and Bristol to ban all diesel vehicles.
PM to try again for December election, Grenfell tower report leaked blaming fire brigade response, and cannabis usage for mental health treatment questions risks as greater than benefits.
Liberal Democrats & SNP propose earlier election deal, Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi dead after a US raid, and half of young adults say over 70s should be banned from voting.
Boris wants a 12th December general election, QuickQuid on the brink of collapse, and smart motorways to be reassessed after 8 deaths
39 bodies found in lorry container in Essex, brexit latest, and Paul Hollywood apologises after calling cake 'diabetes on a plate'
MPs reject Boris Johnson's attempt to fast-track brexit deal, Alzheimer's drug breakthrough, and would Florence Nightingale have been leave or remain?
Boris wants to push the brexit debate through parliament in 3 days, green number plates to identify zero emissions cars, and Prince William worried about Prince Harry after ITV interview.
Boris gets a deal with the EU agreed, but will the numbers in the houses of parliament stack up and get it over the line?
DUP say they won't support Boris's deal, Extinction rebellion protests on the tube encounter commuter aggression, and Justin Welby in the studio to take your calls.
Still no Brexit deal with the EU despite late night talks, Labour criticise the Police crackdown on extinction rebellion protests, and are smart motorways a dumb idea?
Queen's speech set out in parliament, England football players suffer racism in Bulgaria, and Jacob Rees-Mogg takes your calls.
Boris says 'significant' work still to do on Brexit deal, hundreds of IS relatives escape camp during Turkey-Syria offensive, and should you need photo ID to vote?
Boris Johnson & Leo Varadker meeting leads to positive talk, Extinction rebellion arrests increase, and it's Global's charity 'Make Some Noise' day!
PM assures Tory MP's that no-deal Brexit is not an election policy, Turkey launches ground offensive on Syria, and the England France rugby world cup match is off!
After chatting to Angela Merkel, Boris discovers a deal is nearly impossible, the police are trying to clear extinction rebellion camps, and is London ignoring the rest of the UK when it comes to Brexit.
Extinction rebellion blockade Whitehall and Trafalgar Square, whilst off-shoot protest group are in Smithfield market, and calls for review of rejected 'buffer zones' plan outside abortion clinics.
Extinction Rebellion start more protests in London, Trumpet impeachment developments, and John Bercow proposed as PM of national unity government.
Extinction Rebellion plans to shutdown central London, Tom Watson told to quit over bogus sex abuse claims, and transgender patients can choose between male & female wards.
Boris reveals details of the new plan for the Irish border, police seek more powers to tackle extinction rebellion protests, and Royal Shakespeare company to end BP deal.
Home Secretary Priti Patel speaks to Nick at the Conservative conference and backs his campaign 'Time for Tasers', Boris Johnson sets out details of the final Brexit deal to the EU, and LBC's special report on migrant smugglers confronts the man who charges migrants £7000 to get across the channel.
At Tory Conference, with Sajid Javid. Also, LBC's exclusive investigation in to people smuggling across the channel, and should Shamima Begum be allowed to return to the UK?
Boris Johnson defends his language in the house of commons, it's naive to think 20,000 more police will solve problems says inspector of constabulary, and 900 deaths blamed on removal of motorway hard shoulders.
Boris Johnson returns to the commons, Labour to scrap controls on immigration, and a quarter of secondary pupils using private tutors.
MPs return to Parliament, Corbyn under pressure to call confidence vote, and why did Prince Harry say he sometimes struggles to get out of bed?
Thomas Cook customers flying home, Corbyn wins crucial conference vote, and Greta Thunberg at the UN climate conference
Former PM David Cameron speaks to Nick, Burger King remove plastic toys from children's meals, and tax reforms of private school fees could raise £2BN.
Dame Cressida Dick in the studio taking calls, Brexit is a 'nightmare' says Luxembourg PM, and don't lock up criminals - if they're women?
41 migrants intercepted crossing channel this weekend, Boris heads to Luxembourg for brexit talks, and ex Wales rugby captain opens up about his HIV.
John Bercow tells Boris not to break Brexit law like a 'bank robber', Labour propose a four-day working week, and Rory Stewart comes in to the studio to take calls.
Operation Yellowhammer : Government no-deal brexit documents released, Scottish judges rule that parliament suspension is unlawful, and war on plastic may not be so eco-friendly, MPs warn.
Criticism of Geoffrey Boycott's knighthood, Nigel Farage wants Tories to give Brexit party a free run in 90 seats, and amnesty international back student climate strikes.
John Bercow announces he'll stand down by October 31st. Theresa May's departure honours list announced, and ban watches in exams to stop cheating, review suggests.
Amber Rudd quits cabinet, two people shot dead in London within 12 hours, and could cities reap benefits by legalising e-scooters?
Joe Johnson quits the government, Robert Mugabe dies aged 95, and Corbyn poised to reject a general election on the 15th October.
Parliament vote to take control of the house, and our campaign 'Time for Tasers' continues.
Time for tasers, a week of special reports comparing crime prevention tactics in the US with the UK
Tom Swarbrick sits in.
- The latest from the G7
- England win the third Ashes test
- Boris Johnson says the BBC must pay for TV licences for over-75s.
Macron says no negotiation on backstop, Greggs boss joins Nick, and over 60 migrants rescued from channel
Government to review HS2 to examine costs & benefits, Johnson & Merkel : 30 days to come up with a viable alternative to the backstop, and Jameela Jamil defends Harry & Meghan.
Rebels won't stop no-deal brexit Boris warns EU, are bosses paid too much, and Gary Lineker's bald joke - is it out of order?
Conservative Chairman, James Cleverly, says the UK will be ready for no-deal brexit, is your Mercedes car spying on you, and police chief wants to arm all his officers with tasers.
No 10 furious at leaking of no-deal brexit preparation report, Jihadi Jack's parents brand Sajid Javid a 'coward' over revoked citizenship, and Steve Smith's Test match concussion reignites debate about safety in sport.
The race is on to stop a no-deal brexit, Alan Partridge saves Steve Coogan from a lengthy driving ban, and a proposal to allow you to earn money from informing on idling parked car drivers.
Yougov poll shows support for stop & search, Hong Kong protest updates, and should there be a ban on hands-free mobile phones while driving?
Tom Swarbrick in for Nick Ferrari at breakfast, PM announces 10,000 extra prison places, and Labour call for review of Grouse shooting.
No deal brexit during election campaign unconstitutional warns Jeremy Corbyn, no fear or respect for the Police anymore says senior officer, and the UN say plant-based diet can fight climate change.
Met Police officer injured in machete attack, John McDonnell threatens to tell the Queen 'we're taking over', and Wayne Rooney signs for Derby in sponsorship deal with betting company
EU 'refusing to negotiate' says Gove, an LBC exclusive : most shops don't know the law on e-scooters, and does it matter what haircut a senior police officer has?
BBC Apologise after Stacey Dooley wrongly claimed women gave 'Isis salute' in Panorama documentary, Boris still hasn't met a single EU leader, and Dame Barbara Windsor urges Boris to sort out dementia care crisis.
A £1.8B bonus for the NHS, Texas shooting called 'domestic terrorism', and Boris lays plans for people versus politicians' general election.
Tom Swarbrick stands in for Nick Ferrari at Breakfast
- Whaley Bridge dam collapse: Town evacuated over reservoir fears
- Up to 10 'Free Ports' could be established in the UK after Brexit
- Listeria outbreak: Sixth death after hospital food contaminated
Tom Swarbrick stands in for Nick Ferrari at Breakfast
- British airways pilots set for summer strike
- Suspects in sex crimes ‘should be anonymous’
- We'd be ‘off our rockers’ not to back remain in poll, says Thornberry
- Prince Harry says he is only having two children "maximum" for the sake of the planet
Ian Payne stands in for Nick Ferrari at Breakfast - Boris Johnson makes his first trip to Northern Ireland as Prime Minister - Second Round of the Democratic Party debates in the US - Police should be investigated over Carl Beech's VIP abuse claim probe, ex-high court judge says - Prince Harry warns of 'unconscious bias' and its connection to racism
Ian Payne stands in for Nick Ferrari at Breakfast - Pound sinks to 28-month low on brexit fears - Labour urges ban on fracking - 'Wake-up call' for government as report shows GCSE attainment gap widening
Tom Swarbrick sits in for Nick Ferrari. Michael Gove has said the government is now "working on the assumption" of a no-deal Brexit. Hong Kong has seen a second day of violent clashes. A teenager from Essex has won a share of over £1,000,000 in the Fortnite World Cup.
Brussels has rebuffed Boris Johnson after he laid down tough conditions for the new Brexit deal he hopes to strike. The UK has recorded its second hottest day ever, with widespread travel disruption. The Met Police have used a graffiti artist to paint "creative" murals in a new custody suite.
Boris Johnson has appointed his new cabinet, US Ambassador Robert Wood Johnson gives his thoughts and forecasters anticipate what could be the hottest UK day on record
Boris Johnson has been elected new Conservative leader in a ballot of party members and will become the next UK prime minister. Missing Thames swimmers spark police searches during a summer heatwave. Donald Trump has heaped praise on the new Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, referring to him as "Britain Trump".
Nick reflects on Theresa May's legacy on the day the Conservative Party announce a new leader, Jo Swinson has been elected the first female leader of the Liberal Democrats, and convicted paedophile Carl Beech has been found guilty of making false allegations of murder and child sexual abuse against a string of public figures.
Philip Hammond has told the BBC he intends to resign as chancellor if Boris Johnson becomes the UK's next PM, more on the seizure of the Stena Impero, and Jacob Rees-Mogg joins Nick to take your calls.
50 years since the first moon landing, MPs back bid to block parliament suspension to force Brexit, and are rent controls coming to London?
Theresa May speech, Dep Assistant commissioner for operations defends Met policy towards extinction rebellion, and should drivers under 25 be banned from driving in the dark?
Boris Johnson could send MPs home for up to two weeks in October, Andrea Leadsom reflects on her time as Leader of the House, and activists urge Labour to ban private schools.
Theresa May condemns Trump's 'racist' tweets, Extinction rebellion protesters back on the roads with no police intervention, and Sadiq Khan ridiculed for blaming knife crime on poverty
England win the cricket World Cup in thrilling fashion, new extinction rebellion protests start around the country, and should male & female tennis players earn the same prize money at Wimbledon?
Top Labour figures 'interfered' in Anti-Semetism disputes, two glasses of fruit juice may increase cancer risk, and UK ambassador to US resigns in Trump leaks row
Boris Johnson & Jeremy Hunt go head to head on the ITV leadership debate, School uniforms in Wales become gender neutral, and Johanna Konta disagrees with a journalist's assessment of her Wimbledon exit.
Labour unions agree Brexit vote stance, report says 'serious problems' in media portrayal of muslims, and boys to get HPV vaccine from September
Inquiry launched into leaking of US Ambassador email on 'inept' Trump Increase in cost of holidays during school holiday time unfair Jacob Rees-Mogg joins Nick to take your calls.
Ann Widdecombe's EU slavery remarks branded as 'disgusting', William Hill bookmakers to close 700 shops, and how Extinction Rebellion plan to shut Heathrow for two weeks.
Birmingham primary school resuming modified LGBT Lessons Boris Johnson promises 20,000 additional Police Officers New poll shows Labour support at record low
Jeremy Hunt says Irish backstop has to change or go. Fury as BBC talent pay rises to £159M. Cancer Research UK slammed for 'shaming' advert likening obesity to smoking.
The EU parliament opens again after the recent elections, Nick meets Alex Pandolfo, who has the early stages of Alzheimer's, in a series called 'My time to die', and can you persuade your child to ditch their phone in exchange for conversation?
4 stabbings in London over the weekend, Jeremy Hunt pledges £6BN to handle no-deal Brexit, and Labour's plans to change inheritance tax
Labour MPs condemn decision to reinstate Chris Williamson, BBC cut Boris 'rude remark' from documentary, and teachers strike over pupils 'carrying knives & brawling'
Hunt & Johnson compete in first digital hustings. Does the crime rate in London make you want to leave? And Prince William says he'd only worry about his child being gay because of how tough it might be for them.
Jeremy Hunt says next PM 'must be trustworthy', Rory Stewart & Dominic Raab join Nick in the studio, and Doctors say it's racist to charge NHS health tourists.
Tory leadership candidate Boris Johnson takes calls in his first phone-in since the leadership race started.
As details of an apparent argument between Boris Johnson and his girlfriend become public, is the story in the public interest? Jeremy Hunt joins Nick in the studio.
Boris Johnson & Jeremy Hunt are the last two left in the race to be PM, a climate protester disrupts Philip Hammond speech, and the London Mayor announces a car free day in the Capital
Jeremy Corbyn demands referendum on any Brexit deal, Rory Stewart is the next to go in the Tory leadership race, and why is Boris Johnson so controversial?
BBC 'Our next Prime Minister' debate descends in to farce, an LBC exclusive shows far right groups are using facebook to incite hatred, and minimum alcohol prices in Scotland seem to be working.
Tory TV debate goes ahead without Boris, Donald Trump hits out at Sadiq Khan over London knife crime figures, and fury over failure to deport Rochdale sex gang.
Boris Johnson has topped the first ballot in the Tory leadership contest, police are investigating Jo Brand's battery acid remark and Virgin Trains are encouraging commuters to strike up conversation in Coach C - C for 'chat'.
Boris Johnson launches his leadership campaign, MPs reject the Labour plan to block no deal Brexit, and the BBC defend Jo Brand 'battery acid' joke.
Oxfam criticised by the charity commission over Haiti sex claims, Labour seeks to block no deal Brexit, and comic relief to stop sending celebrities abroad.
BBC axes free licence fee for over 75s, and has Gove done enough to stay in the leadership race?
Is Michael Gove a hypocrite after admitting he took cocaine on several occasions? Sajid Javid takes your calls and Jeremy Clarkson criticises the police after a fatal traffic accident closes a London road for 11 hours.
Labour defeat the Brexit party in the Peterborough by-election, should vaping be banned in public, and protester who screamed 'Nazi scum' at pro Trump supporter quits her job in the NHS.
D-Day 75th Anniversary takes place in Normandy, Madeleine McCann investigation gets more funding, and Sadiq Khan wants 20mph limits in central London
Donald Trump heads to Portsmouth for D-Day commemorations, Change UK party splits, and Esther McVey takes your calls
As Trump's visit continues, Jeremy Corbyn decides to speak out at an anti-Trump rally rather than attend the state dinner. Bring your own containers say Waitrose, and Tory leadership hopeful Andrea Leadsom takes your calls.
US President Donald Trump arrives on Air Force One, a 13th person enters the Tory leadership race, and leadership hopeful Rory Stewart takes your calls.
Cherie Blair voted LibDem in the EU elections, LBC exclusive on antisemitism in the Labour party, and Extinction Rebellion now plan to shut down Heathrow for 10 days.
Heseltine warning for the Tory party, Chancellor Philip Hammond speaks to Nick, and students could be paying off their debts in to their 60s
Equality watchdog launch labour antisemitism probe, John Bercow vows to stay on as Speaker, and the US ambassador on Trump's visit.
European election turnout figures, will Corbyn back a second referendum, and who do you want as the next Tory leader?
A 2p income tax rise could make social care free for the over 65s says the IPPR, and an LBC exclusive investigation in to a new do it yourself drug that is becoming popular with teenagers and students
Theresa May sets out her plan for another brexit deal vote, Jamie Oliver's restaurant chain collapses, and Oxford university lowers standards for disadvantaged pupils
Nigel Farage gets doused in milkshake while out in Newcastle, Formula 1 legend Niki Lauda dies, and a Birmingham headteacher is threatened over LGBT lessons
Are the European elections the end of two party politics? Health secretary Matt Hancock, and Eurovision - protest or party?
Boris says he'll stand for leadership bid, and Theresa May agrees timetable to leave. UK will need compulsory jabs to stop measles, experts warn.
MP's launch inquiry after deaths of reality TV guests, Hammersmith bridge could be shut for 3 years, and Theresa May told 'give us your leaving date or you'll be gone in a month'
Cressida Dick reveals the cost of Extinction Rebellion protests to the Met, MPs get involved in Jeremy Kyle debate and number of EU workers in the UK hits record high.
Government committee suggest sport & culture should be used more to solve knife crime & gang violence, the Jeremy Kyle show suspended after guest death, and Nigel Farage and Vince Cable take calls.
European elections 'protest vote', police to investigate Danny Baker tweet, and Farage vs Andrew Marr and the BBC.
Reaction to Danny Baker royal baby tweet sacking, David Beckham banned from driving for six months, and RBS Boss Ross McEwan phone-in.
Harry & Meghan have called their baby Archie. Tottenham also pull off a comeback to reach the Champions league final, and Tory MP Johnny Mercer explains why he's withdrawn support for the government.
A major change in aid strategy needed to meet the global climate emergency, Liverpool pull off an extraordinary victory in the Champions League, and the UK is now committed to EU elections say the government.
Harry & Meghan announce the birth of a baby son, Brexit negotiations between the PM & Labour continue, and is home birth better?
Reaction to the results of the local council elections, are we over the two party system? Also, inquest rules that burglar stabbed during robbery is lawfully killed, and an extended interview with George Osborne.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson sacked over the Huawei leak, Caster Semenya loses her appeal against IAAF testosterone rules, and the RMT announce a 3 day strike
Labour's second referendum policy. Will you vote in the local elections depending on Brexit or Bins? And Four Seasons health care goes in to administration.
Gove to meet Extinction Rebellion at DEFRA, Ed Miliband comes in to the studio, and anti-social behaviour is out of control says new report.
Labour call for vote to declare climate emergency, Natascha Engel, the fracking Tsar, resigns after just six months and speaks to Nick Ferrari, and Police say that rape victims must hand over their mobile phones or the prosecutions may not go ahead.
Jeremy Hunt and Gavin Williamson deny 'appalling' Huawei leak from Security Council, Extinction Rebellion protests come to an end, and Nicola Sturgeon wants a new Scottish Indy Referendum by 2021.
Diane Abbott praises 'comrade' Greta Thunberg, Health Secretary Matt Hancock, and half a million children miss measles jab
Swedish schoolgirl Greta Tunberg says the UK is 'irresponsible' on climate, Change UK announce their EU candidates, and business group urges bring back work experience for students.
Sri Lanka attacks : Post-Colonial guilt stops UK helping persecuted Christians, says Bishop. Migrants picked up off coast of Dover in record numbers, and Donald Trump set to get state visit to the UK in June.
Climate protests in London have seen over 300 arrests in 3 days, pig brains have been revived 4 hours after death, and comedy festival drops the name of Dame Edna creator Barry Humphries amid transgender row.
Extinction rebellion are still blockading spots in central London, eating red meat linked to cancer, and Corbyn says we should abolish SATS in schools.
Extinction rebellion protesters close large parts of central London, the aftermath of the Notre-Dame fire, and Jeremy Corbyn defends Shamima Begum's right to legal aid
Corbyn admits Labour 'ignored' antisemitism, Sajid Javid calls violent crime a 'virulent disease', and Jacob Rees Mogg takes your calls
MPs cheer when they are granted an Easter break, Julian Assange is arrested and in court on charges of skipping bail, and Hammersmith council are blasted for the closure of Hammersmith bridge.
EU agrees Brexit extension to 31st October, speedboat killer Jack Shepherd in court, and black hole picture captured for the first time.
Brexit extension could be 1 year, record numbers of high street stores close, and countdown to european parliament elections.
Corbyn says May won't budge in Brexit talks, ULEZ sees emergency services having to spend millions on new vehicles, and the number of council workers earning over £100k revealed.
The new London low emmission zone (ULEZ) has come in to effect and we challanged 3 tradesman to make their journey to work without using their vans.
House of Lords attacks no deal brexit bill, and Newport by-election lowest ever turnout
Video is leaked of British army soldiers using Jeremy Corbyn poster as target practice, as Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn have 'constructive' but 'inconclusive' talks. Also, crossrail will now not be ready by 2020 as the budget goes even higher.