Iain Dale - The Whole Show

LBC Newshour | Cross Questions with: Lucy Frazer - Justice Minister and Conservative MP for South East Cambridgeshire, Jonathan Reynolds - Shadow Work & Pensions Secretary and Labour MP for Stalybridge and Hyde, Mary Beard - Classicist, broadcaster and feminist campaigner, Simon Heffer - Historian and Columnist | London Curfew: If a curfew was introduced in the capital, do you think it would help stop a second wave?

LBC Newshour | Emergency Workers: Police forces in England and Wales made up to 45 arrests every day during lockdown following attacks on emergency service workers - what's wrong with society that makes us attack emergency workers? | Alcohol: A near-doubling in the number of higher-risk drinkers during lockdown has led to warnings that addiction services in England are struggling to cope and in dire need of extra funding - have you found yourself drinking more during the pandemic?

LBC Newshour | COVID Tests: There are currently no coronavirus tests available for people with symptoms in any of the top ten Covid-19 hotspots in England, LBC can reveal. Is the inability of our testing system to process enough tests inevitably going to lead to more infections? | Brexit & the Internal Market Bill: If you were an MP, would you be voting for the Internal Market Bill?

LBC Newshour, Denise Headley & Iain Dale discuss Brexit developments & mental health hour with Emma Kenny

LBC Newshour | The PM says 'we must act' to prevent a second lockdown: Are we at the tipping point and what do the new rules mean for you? | Early Years phone-in with Andrea Leadsom - Conservative MP for South Northamptonshire & former Cabinet Minister who is leading a review into improving the health outcomes of babies and young children.

LBC Newshour | Interview with actor and singer Will Young about his new book: 'To Be A Gay Man', a passionate call to obliterate the enduring legacy of gay shaming | COVID-19 cases rise across the UK: are you actively changing your behaviour now cases are rising again, what's your experience been with testing and has your child gone back to school? How are social bubbles working, and are children actually paying attention to them?

LBC Newshour | COVID-19 & young people: Matt Hancock says the rise in COVID-19 cases was primarily among more affluent younger people who were not following social distancing rules - are young people letting us all down? | Brexit: The government will introduce a new law that could change post-Brexit customs plans with the EU, but No 10 denied it would "tear up" the existing treaty. Are the government right to be playing tough on this?

The UK’s chief Brexit negotiator has said the UK is not “scared” of no deal with the EU trade ahead of the latest round of talks. Writing in the Mail on Sunday, David Frost said that Theresa May’s administration had "blinked and had its bluff called". Iain asks if you're still confident of a deal depsite the talk? Iain also looks at the possible new laws to stop the Extinction Rebellion protests from blockading certain industries. And we bring you the latest breaking news from Birmingham where Police are looking for one suspect in relation to multiple stabbings in the city centre in which one person's died. Seven others are injured after being targeted in what detective are calling "random" attacks in the city centre last night.

LBC Newshour, Should Tony Abbott be appointed as trade envoy? & Interview with Alastair Campbell

LBC Newshour | Professional Carers Week: What challenges do care workers face and how can we support care workers more following the pandemic? | Bereaved families reject the PM's 'poor excuse' for not meeting them: If you've lost a loved one during covid, how have you coped and do you think the PM has a responsibility to meet these milies?

LBC Newshour | Diabetes phone-in: thousands more people in England with type 2 diabetes will be offered the chance to try a soup-and-shake diet weight-loss plan for free on the NHS - what's your experience with diabetes and would you take up this offer? | Charlie Hebdo: French satirical magazine to republish controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad to mark the start of a trial of suspected accomplices of terrorist gunmen who attacked its offices in January 2015 - is this free speech or provocation?

Bank Holiday Show: Tax increases phone-in & interview with Andrea Leadsom

LBC Newshour, Denise Headley talks Migrant crisis, Croatia's Tourism Secretary and the Mental Health Phone-in with Emma Kenny

LBC Newshour, Driverless Cars, Belarus leadership under fire & a coup in Mali

LBC Newshour, changing retail habits, pandemic depression and Mari Manoogian

LBC Newshour, Government A-Level U-Turn & the Democratic party Convention Begins

Iain continues the discussion about student A level results over fears that 2 million people are set to be downgraded on Thursday.

LBC Newshour, A-level results & mental health hour with Emma Kenny

LBC Newshour, Denise Headley joins Iain to discuss Kamala Harris & A-Levels amid Covid-19

LBC Newshour, do we need to give young people more support & employment phone-in with Daniel Barnett

LBC Newshour, Dawn Butler's police incident & immigration

Priti Patel’s plans to use the navy to tackle the growing number of migrants crossing the channel from northern france would be unlawful and dangerous, lawyers have warned. Iain speaks to Conservative Damian Collins who's constituency has seeb a number fo illegal landings. Plus Iain hears from Shadow Education Secretary Kate Green about Boris Johnson's plan to close opubs and shops if there are flare ups in COVID19 cases in order to keep schools open

Housing Secretary, British Airways and the Mental Health Hour.

LBC Newshour, Is it right for big companies keep CEO pay in place while furloughing staff & schools phone-in

LBC Newshour, all the latest on the explosion in Beirut & how confident are you of avoiding a second wave of coronavirus?

LBC Newshour & Why is male rape a subject we refrain from talking about and how do we raise awareness of this?

Iain is joined by Lib Dem leadership candidates Layla Moran and Sir Ed Davey for a leadership debate, and takes your calls on the House of Lords.

LBC Newshour, Denise Headley co-presents & mental health hour with Emma Kenny

LBC Newshour, Talk Together Report & Property Taxes

LBC Newshour, getting back to work & cycling

LBC Newshour, Twitter and anti-semitism & travel phone-in with Simon Calder

LBC Newshour, Boris Johnson and the state of the union & the mental health hour

Interview with John Ware, care homes phone-in & have you been left behind financially during the pandemic?

LBC Newshour, Interview with Layla Moran & your calls on the Russia report

LBC Newshour, UK suspends extradition treaty with Hong Kong & BA begins 'fire and rehire' threat

Sitting in for Maajid Nawaz who is on a silent hunger strike, lain delves into the debate at the centre of Maajid's absence - the plight of the Uyghur Muslims in China. With the help of guest MPs Nusrat Ghani and Tom Tugendhat, Iain discusses what is taking place in the Xinjiang province and also highlights Maajid's petition (https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/300146). In an international themed show Iain also discusses Donald Trump's stance on facemasks and the Russian's making the UK's vaccines - did they spy on us first though?

Russian spies target UK covid-19 research, interview with Sir Ed Davey & mental health hour with Emma Kenny

Coronavirus Inquiry, Banksy with Denise Headley and Travel Expert Phone-In with Simon Calder.

Huawei 5G kit must be removed from UK system by 2027 & face coverings to become mandatory in England shops from July 24th

Post-Brexit immigration plans, 100 days of Keir Starmer & Emma Jones answers your business questions

Further easing of lockdown including gyms, 50% university target ditched & mental health hour

All the reaction to Rishi Sunak's summer statement, with Ian McCafferty answering your economic questions

Latest on face masks, UK to resume selling arms to Saudi Arabia & nearly 1 in 6 Britons would refuse covid-19 vaccine, according to a new survey

Arts bailout, economic sanctions and China hits back

Independence Day and NHS Anniversary

Shadow Education Secretary Kate Green joins me for her first broadcast interview since assuming the role to give her reaction to Gavin Williamson's latest announcements on schools returning in September. We have the latest from the US with Simon Marks as Ghislaine Maxwell is arrested. Denise Headley joins me once again, this time to discuss the rights of disabled people during the pandemic. Emma Kenny answers your mental health questions in our weekly phone-in and Mungo Jerry speaks to me about the plight of the live music industry.

Boris Johnson and Dominic Raab offer Hong Kongers a Lifeline as protests take place over the new draconian laws imposed by mainland China. An LBC report reveals Facemasks are not enforceable on public transport & a Furlough scheme phone-in with Daniel Barnett to address the changes that took hold from today!

Boris Johnson announces a post-Covid-19 recovery plan worth billions, your experiences of adoption, Comedian David Schneider discusses the menace of online misinformation & Ian McCafferty answers your economic questions

During the show Health Secretary Matt Hancock announces that the city of Leicester will go into a Local Lockdown amid a spike in cases. Iain takes call from listeners as they debate whether the Government and the independent gambling watchdog are is failing problem Gamblers. And Martin Luther King III, son of the Civil Rights Movement hero Martin Luther King Jr. joins the show to discus the recent Black lives Matter protests and his father's legacy.

Boris Johnson is being out-polled by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer on who would make a better prime minister, according to new data. A survey by polling company Opinium found that 37% of voters thought Sir Keir would be better at leading the country than current Downing Street incumbent Mr Johnson. A total of 35% thought Tory leader Mr Johnson was the better option to have in charge.