Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

Karen Smith, Labour MP and Minister for Secondary Care, outlines a £10m travel support package for families of children with cancer. She also discusses calls to reform the House of Lords and whether Mandelson and others should face further scrutiny. The show covers local asylum housing pilots and a scheme inviting dashcam footage to catch littering motorists.

Another tranche of Epstein files are released and there is yet more revelations related to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson, is the countryside racist, and daylight robbery in Richmond!

A Great Ormond Street Doctor botched operations harming nearly 100 children, the bus driver that jumped out of his cab to catch someone who stole a necklace off a passenger ends up getting sacked at tribunal, and the number of term-time school holiday fines rises again.

Is Trump amassing ships and troops in the Middle East for an attack on Iran? Labour risks election wipeout unless it improves Britain's high streets, and Brooklyn Beckham and his wife splash £80k on two bottles of wine!?

Hospitality sector says the new incentives from Rachel Reeves are still short of what is needed, £2million of stolen tools uncovered and Nick Clegg comes into the studio to discuss 10 years since Brexit.

Shabana Mahmood joins Nick in the studio to take calls, also previous Home Sec, Suella Braverman is the latest defection to reform, and we mark Holocaust Memorial Day.

Intensive care nurse Alex Pretti shoot dead by ICE agents during protests in Minneapolis, have Labour shot themselves in the foot by blocking Andy Burnham from standing as an MP, and it's 100 years since the first TV demonstration - Nick speaks to the Grandson of the inventor, John Logie Baird.

Trumps insult to NATO troops saying they stayed off the front line, should we have joined the new 'board of peace', and which film just picked up the most Oscar nominations ever?

Trump drops the Tariff threat after framework of deal agreed over Greenland, we hear from a Greenland resident on whether they would accept $1million to leave the Island, and Labour vote to remove the law that halts hounding of Ulster Troops.

Chinese mega-embassy approved by government, 'have a backbone' California governor urges European leaders, and it's 50 years since Concorde's first commercial flight.