Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

Labour unions agree Brexit vote stance, report says 'serious problems' in media portrayal of muslims, and boys to get HPV vaccine from September

Inquiry launched into leaking of US Ambassador email on 'inept' Trump Increase in cost of holidays during school holiday time unfair Jacob Rees-Mogg joins Nick to take your calls.

Ann Widdecombe's EU slavery remarks branded as 'disgusting', William Hill bookmakers to close 700 shops, and how Extinction Rebellion plan to shut Heathrow for two weeks.

Birmingham primary school resuming modified LGBT Lessons Boris Johnson promises 20,000 additional Police Officers New poll shows Labour support at record low

Jeremy Hunt says Irish backstop has to change or go. Fury as BBC talent pay rises to £159M. Cancer Research UK slammed for 'shaming' advert likening obesity to smoking.

The EU parliament opens again after the recent elections, Nick meets Alex Pandolfo, who has the early stages of Alzheimer's, in a series called 'My time to die', and can you persuade your child to ditch their phone in exchange for conversation?

4 stabbings in London over the weekend, Jeremy Hunt pledges £6BN to handle no-deal Brexit, and Labour's plans to change inheritance tax

Labour MPs condemn decision to reinstate Chris Williamson, BBC cut Boris 'rude remark' from documentary, and teachers strike over pupils 'carrying knives & brawling'

Hunt & Johnson compete in first digital hustings. Does the crime rate in London make you want to leave? And Prince William says he'd only worry about his child being gay because of how tough it might be for them.

Jeremy Hunt says next PM 'must be trustworthy', Rory Stewart & Dominic Raab join Nick in the studio, and Doctors say it's racist to charge NHS health tourists.

Tory leadership candidate Boris Johnson takes calls in his first phone-in since the leadership race started.

As details of an apparent argument between Boris Johnson and his girlfriend become public, is the story in the public interest? Jeremy Hunt joins Nick in the studio.

Boris Johnson & Jeremy Hunt are the last two left in the race to be PM, a climate protester disrupts Philip Hammond speech, and the London Mayor announces a car free day in the Capital

Jeremy Corbyn demands referendum on any Brexit deal, Rory Stewart is the next to go in the Tory leadership race, and why is Boris Johnson so controversial?

BBC 'Our next Prime Minister' debate descends in to farce, an LBC exclusive shows far right groups are using facebook to incite hatred, and minimum alcohol prices in Scotland seem to be working.

Tory TV debate goes ahead without Boris, Donald Trump hits out at Sadiq Khan over London knife crime figures, and fury over failure to deport Rochdale sex gang.

Boris Johnson has topped the first ballot in the Tory leadership contest, police are investigating Jo Brand's battery acid remark and Virgin Trains are encouraging commuters to strike up conversation in Coach C - C for 'chat'.

Boris Johnson launches his leadership campaign, MPs reject the Labour plan to block no deal Brexit, and the BBC defend Jo Brand 'battery acid' joke.

Oxfam criticised by the charity commission over Haiti sex claims, Labour seeks to block no deal Brexit, and comic relief to stop sending celebrities abroad.

BBC axes free licence fee for over 75s, and has Gove done enough to stay in the leadership race?

Is Michael Gove a hypocrite after admitting he took cocaine on several occasions? Sajid Javid takes your calls and Jeremy Clarkson criticises the police after a fatal traffic accident closes a London road for 11 hours.

Labour defeat the Brexit party in the Peterborough by-election, should vaping be banned in public, and protester who screamed 'Nazi scum' at pro Trump supporter quits her job in the NHS.

D-Day 75th Anniversary takes place in Normandy, Madeleine McCann investigation gets more funding, and Sadiq Khan wants 20mph limits in central London

Donald Trump heads to Portsmouth for D-Day commemorations, Change UK party splits, and Esther McVey takes your calls

As Trump's visit continues, Jeremy Corbyn decides to speak out at an anti-Trump rally rather than attend the state dinner. Bring your own containers say Waitrose, and Tory leadership hopeful Andrea Leadsom takes your calls.

US President Donald Trump arrives on Air Force One, a 13th person enters the Tory leadership race, and leadership hopeful Rory Stewart takes your calls.

Cherie Blair voted LibDem in the EU elections, LBC exclusive on antisemitism in the Labour party, and Extinction Rebellion now plan to shut down Heathrow for 10 days.

Heseltine warning for the Tory party, Chancellor Philip Hammond speaks to Nick, and students could be paying off their debts in to their 60s

Equality watchdog launch labour antisemitism probe, John Bercow vows to stay on as Speaker, and the US ambassador on Trump's visit.

European election turnout figures, will Corbyn back a second referendum, and who do you want as the next Tory leader?

A 2p income tax rise could make social care free for the over 65s says the IPPR, and an LBC exclusive investigation in to a new do it yourself drug that is becoming popular with teenagers and students

Theresa May sets out her plan for another brexit deal vote, Jamie Oliver's restaurant chain collapses, and Oxford university lowers standards for disadvantaged pupils

Nigel Farage gets doused in milkshake while out in Newcastle, Formula 1 legend Niki Lauda dies, and a Birmingham headteacher is threatened over LGBT lessons

Are the European elections the end of two party politics? Health secretary Matt Hancock, and Eurovision - protest or party?

Boris says he'll stand for leadership bid, and Theresa May agrees timetable to leave. UK will need compulsory jabs to stop measles, experts warn.

MP's launch inquiry after deaths of reality TV guests, Hammersmith bridge could be shut for 3 years, and Theresa May told 'give us your leaving date or you'll be gone in a month'

Cressida Dick reveals the cost of Extinction Rebellion protests to the Met, MPs get involved in Jeremy Kyle debate and number of EU workers in the UK hits record high.

Government committee suggest sport & culture should be used more to solve knife crime & gang violence, the Jeremy Kyle show suspended after guest death, and Nigel Farage and Vince Cable take calls.

European elections 'protest vote', police to investigate Danny Baker tweet, and Farage vs Andrew Marr and the BBC.

Reaction to Danny Baker royal baby tweet sacking, David Beckham banned from driving for six months, and RBS Boss Ross McEwan phone-in.

Harry & Meghan have called their baby Archie. Tottenham also pull off a comeback to reach the Champions league final, and Tory MP Johnny Mercer explains why he's withdrawn support for the government.

A major change in aid strategy needed to meet the global climate emergency, Liverpool pull off an extraordinary victory in the Champions League, and the UK is now committed to EU elections say the government.

Harry & Meghan announce the birth of a baby son, Brexit negotiations between the PM & Labour continue, and is home birth better?

Reaction to the results of the local council elections, are we over the two party system? Also, inquest rules that burglar stabbed during robbery is lawfully killed, and an extended interview with George Osborne.

Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson sacked over the Huawei leak, Caster Semenya loses her appeal against IAAF testosterone rules, and the RMT announce a 3 day strike

Labour's second referendum policy. Will you vote in the local elections depending on Brexit or Bins? And Four Seasons health care goes in to administration.

Gove to meet Extinction Rebellion at DEFRA, Ed Miliband comes in to the studio, and anti-social behaviour is out of control says new report.

Labour call for vote to declare climate emergency, Natascha Engel, the fracking Tsar, resigns after just six months and speaks to Nick Ferrari, and Police say that rape victims must hand over their mobile phones or the prosecutions may not go ahead.

Jeremy Hunt and Gavin Williamson deny 'appalling' Huawei leak from Security Council, Extinction Rebellion protests come to an end, and Nicola Sturgeon wants a new Scottish Indy Referendum by 2021.

Diane Abbott praises 'comrade' Greta Thunberg, Health Secretary Matt Hancock, and half a million children miss measles jab