Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

Starmer stands by decision to snub Trump's Iran strikes, Labour says it has the right economic plan for Britain, and it's been 5 years since the abduction & murder of Sarah Everard.

Yvette Cooper, senior Labour politician and Foreign Secretary in this interview, outlines UK policy on Middle East tensions. She discusses permission for defensive strikes from British bases, evacuation plans for Brits in the region, and legal changes around Iran‑linked designations. Short, direct conversation about security, consular responses, and political fallout.

Christian May, City A.M. editor on business shake-ups like Netflix/Warner/Paramount and Lloyds changes. Tobias Elwood, former Conservative MP, on Gibraltar post-Brexit arrangements and party fallout. Sir John Curtice, polling expert, dissects voting patterns and wider threats to two-party politics. Natasha Clarke, LBC political editor, and Heidi Alexander, Labour transport secretary, debate the Gorton and Denton result and its implications for Labour.

Alison McGovern, Local Government and Homelessness Minister, outlines government funds and policy measures to tackle rough sleeping. She discusses new targets to halve long‑term rough sleeping and steps to prevent homelessness. The conversation also touches on differences between official counts and charity estimates, and how funds will be deployed to meet prevention goals.

Mandelson's lawyers say he was arrested over 'baseless' claim he was a flight risk. Ofgem price cap announcement should see your energy bills come down, and why are the young being urged to get checked for a fatal heart condition?

Peter Mandelson arrested for misconduct in a public office, the BBC criticised for what they did & didn't edit from the BAFTA's broadcast, and the Education Secretary comes in to take your calls in the latest 'Call the Cabinet'

Email proves Charles was warned about his brother's 'secret deals' whistleblower told Palace. The T-shirt that could save thousands of lives and government clarity over future SEND support in schools.

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor gets back home after his day in police custody, the UK blocks Trump from using UK air bases to bomb Iran, and what might we see if the US releases files on Aliens & UFOs!

Starmer sticks to youth minimum wage pledge despite job fears, tech firms will have to take down abusive images within 48 hours or face fines, and late night drinking during the World Cup!

Up to 7 police forces have now begun investigations into Andrew, linked to the Epstein files, PM & Chancellor embarrassing pancake flop, and the health dangers of travelling to Cape Verde.