Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

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.

Harry & Meghan interview with Oprah goes out in the UK

Oprah Winfrey interview with Harry & Meghan goes out in America, and kids go back to school

Outrage at nurses 1% pay offer

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.

Nick Ferrari analyses the details of the roadmap out of Lockdown

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

Quarantine hotels, and should teachers be allowed to strike?

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.

Foreign or staycation holidays, and a government fund for the cladding crisis

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.

Lockdown, Schools, and get a jab to get a job?

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.

Schools, Inauguration day, and how will the world remember Trump?

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.