Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

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