Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

Row over Labour spending plans, will Nigel Farage Brexit party scupper Tory Brexit plans, and David Starkey lets fly at 'Poppy Fascism' of remembrance.

Tory candidate Nick Conrad stands down over rape comments, Labour candidate Ian Byrne criticised over tweets he sent 4 years ago, and Michael Bloomberg to run as Democratic Presidential candidate.

Tom Watson to stand down as an MP, Piccadilly theatre roof collapses, and LibDem, Plaid Cymru, and Greens election pact

Jacob Rees-Mogg apologises for comments about Grenfell residents, Phillip Hammond stands down as MP, and is the Brexit party all about Nigel?

- Boris Johnson has ruled out a deal with the Brexit Party, while the Lib Dems, Greens and Plaid Cymru are set to announce plans for a remain pact - Nigel Farage announces that he won't stand in the General Election on December 12th - McDonalds CEO Steve Easterbrook fired after dating an employee, are workplace relationships wrong?

Analysis of Nigel Farage's interview with Donald Trump

Grenfell survivors tell fire chief to resign, party leaders clash as election campaigns are launched, and John Bercow's reign as speaker comes to an end.

Parliament finally agrees an election date of 12th December, Bulgaria receive two match ban after racial abuse at England football match, and Bristol to ban all diesel vehicles.

PM to try again for December election, Grenfell tower report leaked blaming fire brigade response, and cannabis usage for mental health treatment questions risks as greater than benefits.

Liberal Democrats & SNP propose earlier election deal, Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi dead after a US raid, and half of young adults say over 70s should be banned from voting.

Boris wants a 12th December general election, QuickQuid on the brink of collapse, and smart motorways to be reassessed after 8 deaths

39 bodies found in lorry container in Essex, brexit latest, and Paul Hollywood apologises after calling cake 'diabetes on a plate'

MPs reject Boris Johnson's attempt to fast-track brexit deal, Alzheimer's drug breakthrough, and would Florence Nightingale have been leave or remain?

Boris wants to push the brexit debate through parliament in 3 days, green number plates to identify zero emissions cars, and Prince William worried about Prince Harry after ITV interview.

Boris writes to the EU for an extension but doesn't sign the letter

Boris gets a deal with the EU agreed, but will the numbers in the houses of parliament stack up and get it over the line?

DUP say they won't support Boris's deal, Extinction rebellion protests on the tube encounter commuter aggression, and Justin Welby in the studio to take your calls.

Still no Brexit deal with the EU despite late night talks, Labour criticise the Police crackdown on extinction rebellion protests, and are smart motorways a dumb idea?

Queen's speech set out in parliament, England football players suffer racism in Bulgaria, and Jacob Rees-Mogg takes your calls.

Boris says 'significant' work still to do on Brexit deal, hundreds of IS relatives escape camp during Turkey-Syria offensive, and should you need photo ID to vote?

Boris Johnson & Leo Varadker meeting leads to positive talk, Extinction rebellion arrests increase, and it's Global's charity 'Make Some Noise' day!

PM assures Tory MP's that no-deal Brexit is not an election policy, Turkey launches ground offensive on Syria, and the England France rugby world cup match is off!

After chatting to Angela Merkel, Boris discovers a deal is nearly impossible, the police are trying to clear extinction rebellion camps, and is London ignoring the rest of the UK when it comes to Brexit.

Extinction rebellion blockade Whitehall and Trafalgar Square, whilst off-shoot protest group are in Smithfield market, and calls for review of rejected 'buffer zones' plan outside abortion clinics.

Extinction Rebellion start more protests in London, Trumpet impeachment developments, and John Bercow proposed as PM of national unity government.

Extinction Rebellion plans to shutdown central London, Tom Watson told to quit over bogus sex abuse claims, and transgender patients can choose between male & female wards.

Boris reveals details of the new plan for the Irish border, police seek more powers to tackle extinction rebellion protests, and Royal Shakespeare company to end BP deal.

Home Secretary Priti Patel speaks to Nick at the Conservative conference and backs his campaign 'Time for Tasers', Boris Johnson sets out details of the final Brexit deal to the EU, and LBC's special report on migrant smugglers confronts the man who charges migrants £7000 to get across the channel.

Boris Johnson speaks to Nick Ferrari at the Conservative party conference

At Tory Conference, with Sajid Javid. Also, LBC's exclusive investigation in to people smuggling across the channel, and should Shamima Begum be allowed to return to the UK?

Boris Johnson defends his language in the house of commons, it's naive to think 20,000 more police will solve problems says inspector of constabulary, and 900 deaths blamed on removal of motorway hard shoulders.

Boris Johnson returns to the commons, Labour to scrap controls on immigration, and a quarter of secondary pupils using private tutors.

MPs return to Parliament, Corbyn under pressure to call confidence vote, and why did Prince Harry say he sometimes struggles to get out of bed?

Thomas Cook customers flying home, Corbyn wins crucial conference vote, and Greta Thunberg at the UN climate conference

Thomas Cook collapses, and Labour want to close all private schools

Global climate strike, and Canadian PM Justin Trudeau brownface scandal deepens

Former PM David Cameron speaks to Nick, Burger King remove plastic toys from children's meals, and tax reforms of private school fees could raise £2BN.

Dame Cressida Dick in the studio taking calls, Brexit is a 'nightmare' says Luxembourg PM, and don't lock up criminals - if they're women?

41 migrants intercepted crossing channel this weekend, Boris heads to Luxembourg for brexit talks, and ex Wales rugby captain opens up about his HIV.

John Bercow tells Boris not to break Brexit law like a 'bank robber', Labour propose a four-day working week, and Rory Stewart comes in to the studio to take calls.

Operation Yellowhammer : Government no-deal brexit documents released, Scottish judges rule that parliament suspension is unlawful, and war on plastic may not be so eco-friendly, MPs warn.

Criticism of Geoffrey Boycott's knighthood, Nigel Farage wants Tories to give Brexit party a free run in 90 seats, and amnesty international back student climate strikes.

John Bercow announces he'll stand down by October 31st. Theresa May's departure honours list announced, and ban watches in exams to stop cheating, review suggests.

Amber Rudd quits cabinet, two people shot dead in London within 12 hours, and could cities reap benefits by legalising e-scooters?

Joe Johnson quits the government, Robert Mugabe dies aged 95, and Corbyn poised to reject a general election on the 15th October.

Parliament vote to take control of the house, and our campaign 'Time for Tasers' continues.

Time for tasers, a week of special reports comparing crime prevention tactics in the US with the UK

Tom Swarbrick sits in. - The latest from the G7 - England win the third Ashes test - Boris Johnson says the BBC must pay for TV licences for over-75s.

Macron says no negotiation on backstop, Greggs boss joins Nick, and over 60 migrants rescued from channel

Government to review HS2 to examine costs & benefits, Johnson & Merkel : 30 days to come up with a viable alternative to the backstop, and Jameela Jamil defends Harry & Meghan.