Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

AstraZeneca trial halted, Cardinal Vincent Nichols accuses government of 'broken promise' over foreign aid cut, and covid virus linked to mentral health problems.

Should there be covid passports for travel or hospitality? And Kenny Dalglish joins Nick on the subject of getting crowds back into sport.

Supply problems cut vaccine rollout, and rule of six almost unenforceable say Police

Report says racism not always to blame for inequality, and UBER chosen to run the Hammersmith bridge ferry

Teacher in the Muhammed cartoon row in Batley 'fears for his life', Kwasi Karteng on how to get growth back into Business, and 40% of Black Brits won't take the vaccine

Some more of the lockdown rules get lifted today, and 'work from home' advice should get lifted say some Tories.

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick gives his reaction to a teacher being suspended for showing their class a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammed, we discuss MPs extending emergency covid powers by 6-months and also ask: do we need police officers in schools?

We discuss Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suggestion that vaccine passports might be needed to open up pubs, we get reaction to the Queen's 10th great-grandchild being born on the bathroom floor and ask: what have you learned about the EU during the export vaccine row? Plus, Shadow Business Secretary Ed Miliband tries to sell Nick Ferrari electric cars.

Home Secretary Priti Patel reveals plans to change asylum seeker rules, we get reaction on Boris Johnson's comment that 'greed' helped with UK's successful vaccine roll out and we ask: should children get a covid jab?

We are joined by Health Secretary Matt Hancock, discuss the response to violent protests in Bristol and ask whether a new £5,000 fine for people trying to go on holiday abroad is a good idea.