Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

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.

A round up of all that happened overnight after local elections

Energy company windfall tax, Chelsea FC bid with Seb Coe, and police fail to solve 500 burglaries a day!