Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

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.

Rebels won't stop no-deal brexit Boris warns EU, are bosses paid too much, and Gary Lineker's bald joke - is it out of order?

Conservative Chairman, James Cleverly, says the UK will be ready for no-deal brexit, is your Mercedes car spying on you, and police chief wants to arm all his officers with tasers.

No 10 furious at leaking of no-deal brexit preparation report, Jihadi Jack's parents brand Sajid Javid a 'coward' over revoked citizenship, and Steve Smith's Test match concussion reignites debate about safety in sport.

The race is on to stop a no-deal brexit, Alan Partridge saves Steve Coogan from a lengthy driving ban, and a proposal to allow you to earn money from informing on idling parked car drivers.

Yougov poll shows support for stop & search, Hong Kong protest updates, and should there be a ban on hands-free mobile phones while driving?

Tom Swarbrick in for Nick Ferrari at breakfast, PM announces 10,000 extra prison places, and Labour call for review of Grouse shooting.

No deal brexit during election campaign unconstitutional warns Jeremy Corbyn, no fear or respect for the Police anymore says senior officer, and the UN say plant-based diet can fight climate change.

Met Police officer injured in machete attack, John McDonnell threatens to tell the Queen 'we're taking over', and Wayne Rooney signs for Derby in sponsorship deal with betting company

EU 'refusing to negotiate' says Gove, an LBC exclusive : most shops don't know the law on e-scooters, and does it matter what haircut a senior police officer has?

BBC Apologise after Stacey Dooley wrongly claimed women gave 'Isis salute' in Panorama documentary, Boris still hasn't met a single EU leader, and Dame Barbara Windsor urges Boris to sort out dementia care crisis.

A £1.8B bonus for the NHS, Texas shooting called 'domestic terrorism', and Boris lays plans for people versus politicians' general election.

Tom Swarbrick stands in for Nick Ferrari at Breakfast - Whaley Bridge dam collapse: Town evacuated over reservoir fears - Up to 10 'Free Ports' could be established in the UK after Brexit - Listeria outbreak: Sixth death after hospital food contaminated

Tom Swarbrick stands in for Nick Ferrari at Breakfast - British airways pilots set for summer strike - Suspects in sex crimes ‘should be anonymous’ - We'd be ‘off our rockers’ not to back remain in poll, says Thornberry - Prince Harry says he is only having two children "maximum" for the sake of the planet

Ian Payne stands in for Nick Ferrari at Breakfast - Boris Johnson makes his first trip to Northern Ireland as Prime Minister - Second Round of the Democratic Party debates in the US - Police should be investigated over Carl Beech's VIP abuse claim probe, ex-high court judge says - Prince Harry warns of 'unconscious bias' and its connection to racism

Ian Payne stands in for Nick Ferrari at Breakfast - Pound sinks to 28-month low on brexit fears - Labour urges ban on fracking - 'Wake-up call' for government as report shows GCSE attainment gap widening

Tom Swarbrick sits in for Nick Ferrari. Michael Gove has said the government is now "working on the assumption" of a no-deal Brexit. Hong Kong has seen a second day of violent clashes. A teenager from Essex has won a share of over £1,000,000 in the Fortnite World Cup.

Brussels has rebuffed Boris Johnson after he laid down tough conditions for the new Brexit deal he hopes to strike. The UK has recorded its second hottest day ever, with widespread travel disruption. The Met Police have used a graffiti artist to paint "creative" murals in a new custody suite.

Boris Johnson has appointed his new cabinet, US Ambassador Robert Wood Johnson gives his thoughts and forecasters anticipate what could be the hottest UK day on record

Boris Johnson has been elected new Conservative leader in a ballot of party members and will become the next UK prime minister. Missing Thames swimmers spark police searches during a summer heatwave. Donald Trump has heaped praise on the new Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, referring to him as "Britain Trump".

Nick reflects on Theresa May's legacy on the day the Conservative Party announce a new leader, Jo Swinson has been elected the first female leader of the Liberal Democrats, and convicted paedophile Carl Beech has been found guilty of making false allegations of murder and child sexual abuse against a string of public figures.

Philip Hammond has told the BBC he intends to resign as chancellor if Boris Johnson becomes the UK's next PM, more on the seizure of the Stena Impero, and Jacob Rees-Mogg joins Nick to take your calls.

50 years since the first moon landing, MPs back bid to block parliament suspension to force Brexit, and are rent controls coming to London?

Theresa May speech, Dep Assistant commissioner for operations defends Met policy towards extinction rebellion, and should drivers under 25 be banned from driving in the dark?

Boris Johnson could send MPs home for up to two weeks in October, Andrea Leadsom reflects on her time as Leader of the House, and activists urge Labour to ban private schools.

Theresa May condemns Trump's 'racist' tweets, Extinction rebellion protesters back on the roads with no police intervention, and Sadiq Khan ridiculed for blaming knife crime on poverty

England win the cricket World Cup in thrilling fashion, new extinction rebellion protests start around the country, and should male & female tennis players earn the same prize money at Wimbledon?

Top Labour figures 'interfered' in Anti-Semetism disputes, two glasses of fruit juice may increase cancer risk, and UK ambassador to US resigns in Trump leaks row

Boris Johnson & Jeremy Hunt go head to head on the ITV leadership debate, School uniforms in Wales become gender neutral, and Johanna Konta disagrees with a journalist's assessment of her Wimbledon exit.