Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

Peter Kyle, Business and Trade Secretary, outlines government moves on wages, pensions and a £1bn crisis fund. The conversation covers soaring household bills, energy pricing and North Sea limits. There is also debate on medicine shortages, illegal care homes revelations and wider political fallout from taxation and international energy comments.

James Murray, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, briefly outlines fiscal choices on fuel duty and energy support. Sir Jim Mackey, Chief Executive of NHS England, takes calls about staffing, waiting lists and patient communication. They discuss rising fuel costs, compensation for motorists, NHS performance, training post debates and supply‑chain risks in short, punchy conversations.

Tony Blair says the Left must end it's unholy alliance with Islam, Police have solved zero burglaries in the last year in some regions, and mobility scooters going 20mph!

Fallout from the defence secretary's appearance on the show when he seemed unsure of how many Frigates and Destroyers the Navy has. Also, how much screen time should young children have and an emotional story of forced adoption from 1967.

The Chancellor pledges to support 'those who need it most' if energy bills spiral, the Pentagon to deploy 3000 troops to the Gulf, and the government plan to crack down on profiteering as oil prices surge.

Peter Kyle, Secretary of State for Business and Trade, discusses business and trade policy in a wide-ranging conversation. He covers new late-payment limits, enforcement powers for small firms, targeted energy support and debates over North Sea drilling versus renewables. Listeners press on fuel costs, water company regulation and measures to help hospitality and youth employment.

Israel warns Iran has missile power to hit London, HS2 trains need to go slower, and why did Chappell Roan leave the daughter of Jude Law in tears?

Hegseth blasts 'ungrateful European allies' in the war on Iran, government funding to help worst illegal waste sites, and viroigist Dr Chris Smith answers your questions concerning the recent meningitis outbreak

Christian May, City AM editor covering energy markets; Sharon Graham, Unite general secretary on worker disputes; Sir Chris Bryant, Labour MP and trade minister on steel policy. They discuss meningitis vaccine shortages and distribution issues. Conversation jumps to private vaccination demand, pharmacy stock problems, and how government action and industry responses are unfolding.

Students in Kent queuing for antibiotics as Meningitis strain identified, what do the traditionally MAGA heartland think of Trump's Iran war, and the rising fuel prices, and 1 in 10 working Brits are on benefits.