Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

Lord Lloyd Webber joins Nick to discuss his challenge against the government decision to restrict the opening of theatres.

Russia targets a British Navy destroyer, Merkel wants to ruin our summer holidays, and JVT accosted on the street by an anti-vaxxer

Flu & Pneumonia could be bad this winter, travel industry day of action to highlight their plight, and UEFA dignitaries exempt from travel rules

MPs say white working class let down by decades of neglect, travel pain until next year, and why your android phone will sound an alert today!

Matt Hancock kept Boris in the dark over vaccine success ahead of proposed freedom day, new wedding rules come in to play today, and did the Toris lose Chesham and Amersham by-election because of new planning rules?

The NHS is facing the "biggest pressure in its history" from a backlog potentially twice as big as previously feared, Matt Hancock has warned. On Thursday, the Health Secretary told hospitals to brace for a flood of up to 12.2 million people in need of elective procedures such as hip, knee and eye operations. This includes 5.1 million patients currently on waiting lists. Health bosses believe there could be a further 7.1 million who stayed away during the Covid pandemic but who will come forward demanding treatment, Mr Hancock revealed. He said that even with the NHS "running at 100 per cent", coping with this total would be the greatest challenge the service had yet encountered.

Work from home forever? Double vaccinated - you can go on holiday! Charles Spencer joins Nick to discuss his new book and more...

Daniel Morgan report accuses Met Police of 'form of corruption', Sajid Javid proposes legal age to marry is raised to 18, and the joy of fostering.

The final stage of easing lockdown restrictions in England is to be delayed until 19 July, the PM has said. It means most remaining curbs on social contact will continue beyond 21 June, when they had been due to be lifted. The limit on wedding guest numbers will be removed but venues will still have to adhere to other rules. Boris Johnson said there would be a review after two weeks and he was "confident" the delay would not need to be longer than four weeks.

Lockdown delays, did the BBC mess up by broadcasting Christian Errikson collapse and treatment, and Call Keir.