Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

Half of UK firms could run out of money in six months, Let our teachers be heroes say councils, and Transport for London secures bailout - but at a cost!

When will it be safe to open schools, 100% accurate antibody test gets the go-ahead, and the levels of road congestion in London rise again.

Lockdown rules change means for some it's back to work day, Rishi Sunak extends the furlough scheme to October, and Daniel Barnet takes your employment law questions

PM's 50 page plan for easing lockdown, guidance for returning to work, and how will pupils returning to school keep up social distancing?

Reaction to Boris Johnson's address to the nation where he gave us a new slogan, and some guidance to what will happen as we begin some easing of the lockdown

The government only hit 100,000 tests for two days, the Lockdown map should be announced on Sunday, what is the future for the airline industry?

Lockdown scientist resigns as it turns out a woman he had an affair with visited his home, the UK death toll becomes the highest in Europe, and Virgin Atlantic announce they are pulling out of Gatwick airport.

Matt Hancock launches the new App to trace & contact potential Coronavirus victims, the Nightingale hospital in London is placed on standby, and Virologist Dr Chris Smith takes your myth busting calls.

Boris plans to get Britain working again, HS2 Rebellion protest - would the money be better spent elsewhere? Will the over 70's have to stay home longer?

Boris returns for his first Downing Street briefing since recovering from Coronavirus, and says that we are over the peak. Also, how do we manage a relaxing of the lockdown and public transport?

Nicola Sturgeon's advice on face masks seems to be divergent from the British Government, British Airways cutting up to 12,000 jobs, and what aspects of lockdown should be reduced?

Matt Hancock joins Nick Ferrari to take calls regarding the Coronavirus pandemic

Boris Johnson gets back to work at LBC - Nick Ferrari has the reaction.

Now any key worker can get a test, is Boris heading back to work on Monday, and our Employment lawyer answers your furlough questions.

Social restrictions to last 'the rest of the year', government still sticking to their 100,000 tests a day target, and will golf & fishing be the first sports you will be allowed to return to?

Vaccines trials on people from Thursday this week, seriously ill people are avoiding A&E, and Carrie Symonds calls for a ban on Asian 'wet markets'

Why can we not secure enough PPE kit, how are they going to get to 100,000 tests a day, and face masks for the public would risk cutting NHS supplies.

Downing street hits back at claims it responded too slowly to the Coronavirus crisis, the 3 point plan to lift Lockdown, and Harry & Meghan won't be speaking to some British media anymore...

If the government advice changed, would you wear a mask? Grant Shapps gives the government position on the 5 red lines for lifting lockdown, and Dr Chris Smith answers your Coronavirus myths.

Is a badge for care workers patronising, we celebrate the love for the NHS and Daniel Barnett answers callers employment questions.

Coronavirus could shrink the economy by a third, OBR scenario says, the death toll could actually be 50% higher if you included care homes, and it's the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Bergen-Belsen by Briotish forces.

Don't expect any changes to the lockdown this week, the care home catastrophe due to Coronavirus, and our consumer expert answers your queries

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has thanked the NHS after being discharged from hospital as the country enters its fourth week of lockdown, and psychologist Emma Kenny takes your Coronavirus emotional health questions.

Boris is out of intensive care, but the lockdown continues way beyond Easter, and two education experts take your Coronavirus related education questions.

Rishi Sunak announces £750M of cash to help struggling charities, an update on the Prime Minister in intensive care, and the chief pharmacist of Boots UK takes your calls.

Boris Johnson spends his second night in intensive care, China reports no Covid-19 deaths for the first time since the crisis began, and should Brexit get put on hold until this Coronavirus crisis has past.

Reaction to boris Johnson being admitted to intensive care with Covid-19, and employment advice from Daniel Barnett

The Queen makes an address to the nation over the Coronavirus situation, and Boris Johnson is admitted to hospital with persistent symptoms

Matt Hancock apologises and pledges 100,000 tests a day by end of April, and former Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt takes listeners questions.

Why have so few NHS staff been tested? And why aren't the banks lending money to small businesses?

Government come under pressure due to lack of ramping up testing, NHS staff are still short of suitable protection equipment, and Simon Calder takes your travel related queries.

Government announce £75M to help repatriate all Brits abroad, criticism the we still don't have enough COVID-19 test kits, and now bin collections are being cut back.

Government advisor says some form of lockdown will be with us for 6 months, is there still pressure on protective equipment for healthcare professionals, and undertakers argue that a ban on funerals would be safer

Rishi Sunak announces arrangements for the self-employed to get paid during the Coronavirus crisis, also new Police powers to enforce protection, and are you allowed to move house right now?

BMA warns Doctors and patients will die without proper protection, half a million sign up to be NHS volunteers, and police chief urges people to inform on their neighbours if they flout the lockdown rules.

Coronavirus : Lockdown, 250,000 NHS volunteers, Tokyo Olympics cancelled, and will a recession be worse than the virus itself?

In the most stringent measures yet, Boris sets out the plan of action for the next few months as we are all told : You must stay at home.

Coronavirus : a letter is going out to 1.5M people to tell them to stay indoors for 12 weeks, former Sainsburys boss, Justin King on why shoppers don't need to hoard food and employment lawyer Daniel Barnett answers your questions.

Chancellor unveils £330 BN Coronavirus business package, as businesses, theatres, and pubs all start to suffer. Should we abandon HS2, and redistribute the funds to the NHS?

After the Prime Minister tells us that we should socially seperate from each other, Nick asks how are we going to cope? Also, Dr Jonathan Leach, Joint secretary of the Royal college of GP's is on to take your calls.

Coronavirus : over 70's to be told to self-isolate, European countries react with more stringent measures than the UK, can the NHS cope, and the GCSE & A-level exams could be delayed.

As the UK decides to keep schools open, why is our government's advice so different to other countries?

After the budget, has Rishi Sunak done enough to support the UK economy during the Coronavirus, Harvey Weinstein is sentenced to 23 years in Prison, and chronic migraine sufferers given fresh hope with first new drug in 20 years.

Global shares plunge, Cheltenham festival to go ahead, and Prince Andrew 'no longer co-operating' on the Epstein case

- Italy implements travel restrictions affecting 16 million people to try and curb the spread of coronavirus - Trevor Phillips speaks to Nick following his suspension from the Labour party. - Supermarkets begin "rationing" after a wave of coronavirus-fuelled panic buying.

- A patient with underlying health conditions has become the first person in the UK to die after testing positive for coronavirus. - A dossier of 300+ allegations of Islamophobia in the Conservative party has been submitted to the EHRC. - LBC has learned that Public Health England is failing to contact people who may have been exposed to coronavirus

PM announces new laws to cover sick pay, aggressive thieves target charity shops, and culture secretary wants to tackle BBC bias

How will Covid-19 effect the NHS, Police and Education? Priti Patel regret at official's resignation, and the new green petrol coming to the pumps.

PM says Coronavirus cases could rise 'significantly', Priti Patel bullying allegations : former member of staff received £25k payout, and climate change is giving children nightmares.

Boris Johnson to chair Cobra meeting as the number of UK coronavirus cases rises, Priti Patel backed by PM amid bullying claims, and parents warned against youtube 'killer jump trip challenge'