Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

Alison McGovern, Labour MP and Minister for Local Government, discusses the government's ambitious £3.5 billion National Plan to End Homelessness, with aims to halve long-term rough sleeping. Christian May, editor at City A.M., shares insights on the US Federal Reserve's rate decisions and how gambling firms are responding to new fiscal changes. Susan Evans, psychoanalytic psychotherapist, dives into the controversy surrounding puberty blockers for children, reflecting on the Tavistock clinic's practices and the ongoing legal challenges linked to child treatment.

Lisa Nandy, Labour MP and Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, discusses the new national youth strategy aimed at supporting young people. She outlines the rollout of Young Futures Hubs that will provide tailored services and resources. The conversation dives into the importance of addressing local needs in arts, sports, and mental health support for youth development. Listeners also explore Trump's scathing critique of Europe, touching upon populism and national identity in the current political climate.

More budget previews, as Rachel Reeves targets the cost of living crisis, why is the new army tank making soldiers sick, and how did Keir Starmer get in trouble with a Headteacher of a Primary School?

Covid enquiry latest, Keir Starmer seems to be on an endless tour of the world, and Ian Payne talks to us from Perth on an amazing opening day for the Ashes

Starmer doesn't rule out stealth tax raid on incomes, the Russian spy ship pointing lasers at our fighter planes, and why are people riding their bikes naked?!

MI5 issues alert to parliament over Chinese espionage, a record number of Britain's are leaving the country, and Scotland qualify for the World Cup!

Shabana Mahmood says uk asylum system 'out of control' and that she is regularly called a f******* P*****, also, a new book on the Diana interview with Martin bashir at the BBC, and the politician that thinks kids wearing ear defenders in school is ridiculous.

Shabana Mahmood plans sweeping new immigration reforms, Donald Trump says he will go ahead with suing the BBC despite their apology, and a positive update on Jim, the homeless military vet who tried the op Fortitude helpline for us.

The resident Doctors strike starts as they begin another 5 day walk out, and Health Secretary Wes Streeting comes in to take your calls in the latest edition of 'Call the Cabinet'

Who leaked the leadership challenge from No.10, a follow up on operation fortitude reveals a homeless military vet can be housed with his dog, but not his partner, and a new way of teaching Shakespeare in schools.