Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

London is bottom of the vaccine rollout, the Barazilian Covid variant, and Long Covid

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?

What will this lockdown mean for England?

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.

Nick speaks to health secretary Matt Hancock

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

No winner yet in the US Election

The US goes to the polls in the Presidential election, and PM warns of medical disaster without Lockdown.

2nd Lockdown announced, and US election build up

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?!