Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

On the show: -Rishi Sunak takes the lead in the Tory leadership contest -As another rail strike is announced, RMT union's General Secretary Mick Lynch joins live -Work and Pensions Sec Therese Coffey joins live

On the show: -Chancellor and Conservative leadership hopeful Nadhim Zahawi joins live -No 10 blocks Labour's plan to hold a no confidence vote in Johnson's government -Rishi Sunak supporter and Transport Sec Grant Shapps joins live

On the show: -First interview with former Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis, since his resignation from the government -Train drivers vote for rail strikes over pay -Britain to have a new Prime Minister by 5 September

Nick Ferrari is back and what a week it's been. On the show: -Tory leadership candidates set up competing plans to cut taxes, in a bid replace Boris Johnson -Report finds half of UK police forces failing on basic duties -Environment Secretary George Eustice speaks to Nick

Listen here to Nick's exclusive interview with Prime Minister Boris Johnson where he covers everything from Rwanda to Treehouses! Also in the show Nick covers the horrific story of Logan Mwangi and asks, should Craig Mulligan ever be forgiven?

Nick is live from Madrid on the second day of the NATO summit, talking about evicted Ukranian refugees, harassed breastfeeding mothers, and Police failings across the country. We are also joined by the Foreign Secretary, Liz Truss, who is left at a loss for words after a grilling from Nick!

While NATO leaders gather in Madrid, Nick speaks to Defence secretary, Ben Wallace live from the summit as the PM urges allies to “dig deep” and prepare for a more dangerous decade ahead. Also, Shadow levelling up secretary, Lisa Nandy talks to Nick as The Labour Party warns of a “perfect storm on the horizon” as local services struggle to cope with rising costs.

NATO has announced its biggest overhaul of defences since the cold war, Nick speaks to a former advisor to NATO about what this means for Europe's involvement in the war. Also, as reports of three Tory MP's defecting to Labour emerge, he grills minister for Tech and the Digital Economy, Chris Philip on what this means for the parties future.

The first in line to the throne has been accepting cash in bags and the US supreme court has sparked fresh debate here in the UK. Join Nick Ferrari as he tries to make sense of this busy Monday morning!

The rail strike continues, should we worry over a polio virus return, and get fined if you cross into a cycle lane.