Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

The UK passes the ten million mark of people vaccinated with a first dose, as England's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty says the UK is "past the peak" of the current wave. And the head of NHS Track and Trace, Baroness Dido Harding, says about 20,000 people a day aren't complying with self-isolation instructions.

UK finds more concerning mutations, Captain Sir Tom Moore tribute, and Scottish schools to open sooner than England

What problems will the South African variant cause, Met Police to continue disproportionate stop & search, and why are some people 'trolling' Captain Sir Tom Moore?

The EU/Northern Ireland AstraZenica argument, teachers could all be vaccinated in two days, and is the broadcast media message on Covid-19 too negative?

Nicola Sturgeon in row with UK government over AZ data. Are the public getting lockdown fatigue?

Boris Johnson has annonuced that schools will not be able to reopen to pupils after the February half-term, but could do so from 8 March. Also, the leader of the Labour Party Sir Keir Starmer takes your calls.

Covid deaths top 100,000 and the EU complain about the discrepancy between vaccines in the UK & EU

The government are set to introduce a mandatory hotel quarantine to suppress new variants of coronavirus entering the UK. Also, Nick interviews Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi on the progress of the national vaccination effort.

Travellers expected to be told to quarantine in a hotel when they arrive in the UK, and Tory MPs revolt over school closures.

Joe Biden is the new president, Priti Patel called for UK Borders to have closed in March 2020, and the increasing abuse of shop staff.