Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

Follow Covid rules or they will get tougher, says Hancock. Pupils won't be ready to sit exams next year, teachers warned.

Testing : demand still outstripping supply

What's gone wrong with the Covid testing system, Brexit : who will blink first? And how many kids have gone back to school?

Rule of Six : what's the impact? Government blamed for worker's reluctance to return to the office, and Keir Starmer comes to take your calls.

LBC Poll shows only 1 in 13 desperate to get back to the office, Brexit deadline set at October 15th, and Matt Hancock in the first 'Call the Cabinet',

We break the record for distance travelled for a Coronavirus test, HS2 starts construction and creates 22,000 jobs, and Scotland & Wales split from England on quarantine rules.

PC Andrew Harper's widow backs the introduction of Harper's law, Charlie Hebdo to re-publish the Mohammed cartoons, and the BBC u-turn on Rule Britannia and Land of Hope & Glory at the last night of the proms

50,000 retail jobs could go in London's west end, return to school is a good day for pupils, and why has Boris Johnson decided not to meet the families of Coronavirus victims?

TUI flight nightmare as passengers refuse to use masks and 7 passengers test positive, schools in England start to return, and Adele criticised for cultural appropriation

- UK coronavirus cases have risen by 1522 - the highest raise since mid-June. Are we experiencing the second wave? - Nick speaks to Transport Secretary Grant Shapps - Sir Ed Davey elected new leader of the Lib Dems - Donald Trump formally nominated as Republican presidential candidate

PM blames mutant algorithm for exam fiasco

Rule Britannia has it's lyrics cut at the proms, Education Sec defends another governemtn u-turn, and if you're called Harold Shipman you can get in for free to the London Dungein

Scotland & England split on wearing of face masks in school, Rule Britannia won't be sung at the Proms, and No.10 thinks staff should be pesterig their bosses to come back to the office

School kids are suffering more from staying at home than covid-19, have you broken the law by doing some work whilst furloughed, and it could be the end of the road for Rule Britannia and Land of Hope & Glory at the Proms.

The current ban on eviction cases being heard in court is due to expire on Sunday 23rd August, prompting concerns that almost 300,000 households could face eviction in the coming weeks.

Nearly half a million of UK pupils face a fresh round of results after the exam board Pearson pulled its BTEC results on the eve of releasing them. Nick is joined by the Minister for School Standards, Nick Gibb.

The health secretary has announced plans to scrap Public Health England for a new organisation responsible for dealing with pandemics, Matt Hancock joins Nick on the show.

A-level and GCSE students in England will be given grades estimated by their teachers, rather than by an algorithm, after a government U-turn. Nick is joined by the secretary of state for Education, Gavin Williamson after the exams fiasco.

After last week's fiasco on A-Level exams day, Nick speaks to a student who told Schools Minister Nick Gibb that the government's actions had 'ruined her life'. Plus Disney introduces its first lead bisexual character.

Downgraded A level students are being urged to take possible legal action and the warnings people could be fined £3,000, if they don't wear a facemask.

GDP figures are out and the recession is big! School exams fiasco, and has anything changed since the death of Stephen Lawrence?

ONS release the latest unemployment figures, health minister Ed Argar to talk about the change to test & trace, and Boris considers law change over the migrant crisis.

Kids must get back to school, should the navy step in over the channel migrant crisis, and Labour MP says racism to blame for her being stopped & searched

MPs to investigate surge in migrants crossing the channled to Dover, chancellor Rishi Sunak talks about government support during the Covid-19 crisis, and Bank of England boss backs end of Furlough scheme

Martin Sorrell suggests working from home could be the new norm, but Richard Tice says fire employees that won't come back to the office!

Unemployment to rise as the furlough scheme ends, reaction to the huge explosion in Beirut, and should children & schools come before pubs?

Travel Quarantine, Russia hacked Liam Fox personal email and schools opening in September could trigger a second wave

Government considering extending lockdown rules to put over 50s into shielding. It's back to work day - but will you be going? Survey shows 5 out of 6 office workers still at home.

Parts of the Northwest of England are now being put into local lockdown

Barclays boss wants staff back in the office, only 1 in 10 GP appointments now face to face, and which reporter will win the race between a car, a boris bike, and running across London...?

As google tell all staff to work from home, is this a good thing?

Face masks become compulsory in shops in England from today

Labour pays damages to anti-semetism whistleblowers, care home visits to resume in England, and living with bipolar condition

Reaction to the Russia report, and Met Commisioner Cressida Dick takes your calls.

Oxford Vaccine trial triggers immune response. London violence : 7 killings in 7 days, and preview of the Russia report

Could you cope with another lockdown, China accused of gross human rights abuses, and should 'islamist' be dropped from terror attack description?

Judges have ruled a then-schoolgirl who left the UK to join the Islamic State group can return to challenge the deprivation of her British citizenship, Tom Swarbrick speaks to a former head of the met's counter terrorism command plus Cruise holidays are back!

The Home Secretary has asked French authorities to intercept and return migrant boats found trying to cross the English Channel, Tom Swarbrick speaks to a former uk border force chief on this. Plus instant reaction from the business secretary, Alok Sharma on the news that the number of UK workers on payrolls fell by 649,000 between March and June due to the coronavirus lockdown.

The UK's mobile providers are being banned from buying new Huawei 5G equipment after the 31st December, plus an LBC exclusive as private hire drivers in London could have to pay thousands of pounds to keep their protective coronavirus shields up.

Tom Swarbrick is in for Nick Ferrari at breakfast and continues to discuss the wearing of face masks, as the goverment announce plans to make face coverings mandatory in shops and supermakets in England from the 24th July.

Tom Swarbrick is in for Nick Ferrari at breakfast this week and asks: should the use of facemasks be made mandatory in shops? Plus Tom speaks to the secretary of state for Justice, Robert Buckland.

Oliver Dowden announces the new activities allowed post lockdown. Police watchdog reviews claims of systemic racism, and the BBC are going ro charge the over-75s for their licence fee again.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak joins Nick to discuss his £30BN budget stimulus package, the Johnny Depp libel trial continues, and Police to review use of handcuffs

Preview of Sunak's statement in the commons, the Johnny Depp libel trial, and refusing to wear a mask should be as tabboo as drink driving says Royal Society chief.

Harry & Meghan say the 'wrongs of past need to be acknowledged', foreign aid budget gets slashed and widow of SAS hero talksabout his death following recording a heartbreaking final video.

Reaction to Super Saturday as bars and pubs open across England, and Keir Starmer comes in to the studio to take your calls.

Boris Johnson comes in to the studio to take calls from listeners, and the air bridges to some countries meaning no need to quarantine finally get announced.

Boris Johnson challenged over data used to trigger local lockdown in Leicester, as 12,000 jobs get slashed in two days, how will we recover, and Meghan says that the Palace hung her out to dry after the wedding.

PM sets out the plan to build ourselves out of economic depression, Sir Martin Sorrell talks about the role of advertising in recovery, and it's been 100 days since the start of lockdown.

Leicester becomes the first city to get a local lockdown, Matt Hancock speaks to Nick, and you can get married - but your Dad can't walk you down the aisle!