Iain Dale - The Whole Show

LBC Newshour | National Apprenticeships Week: “Build the Future” is the theme for NAW2021, taking place between 8 and 14 February 2021, aiming to encourage everyone to consider how apprenticeships help individuals to build the skills and knowledge required for a rewarding career. What are the positives of apprenticeships and how can we encourage more people to do them?

LBC Newshour | Cladding: An extra £3.5bn has been promised by ministers to remove unsafe cladding from high-rise buildings over 18m high in England "at no cost to residents". Does today’s announcement go far enough for you? Would you be happy for your taxes to be spent on making other people’s homes safe? | India Farmers Protests: Twitter is locked in a battle with the Indian government after it was ordered to take down accounts supporting the ongoing farmers' protests. Why are we not talking about this more? Is Twitter right to have defied the Indian government like this?

LBC Newshour | Vaccine Q&A with Dr Sneh Khemka | Arms Trade: British officials authorised the export of almost £1.4bn of weapons to Saudi Arabia in the quarter after the UK resumed sales of weapons that could be used in the war in Yemen. Should the UK follow the US and suspend arms sales to Saudi Arabia?

LBC Newshour | Vaccines: People aged 70 or older in England who have not yet had their coronavirus vaccine but would like to are being asked to contact the NHS. Are you still sceptical of having the vaccine, if so, why? If you’ve had the vaccine, what has your experience been? | Extremism: The government has reportedly ordered an investigation into the extreme fringes on both ends of the political spectrum. How do you define far right and far left, and how concerned should we be about both forms of extremism?

LBC Newshour | Vaccine Misinformation w/ Denise Headley: How do we combat vaccine misinformation more broadly? | Time to Talk Day: Why is there still such a stigma around talking about mental health, and how do we encourage others to speak up?

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LBC Newshour | Tributes to Sir Captain Tom Moore | COVID-19 Quarantine: Tougher quarantine restrictions will be extended to all travellers arriving directly into Scotland, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced - are we being strict enough on border restrictions? | Alcohol: Deaths caused by alcohol hit a new high during the first nine months of 2020, provisional figures for England and Wales show - have your drinking habits changed during covid?

LBC Newshour | COVID-19 Developments of the Day: Should restrictions be tightened in areas where the new variant has been found? What can the UK learn from the Isle of Man and New Zealand, who have had success suppressing the virus? Was the PM right to speak of optimism about the new variant? Has a loved one of yours in a home been vaccinated? Covid could cost children £350bn in earnings due to lost learning. What does the future look like for young people, in the aftermath of the pandemic? If you’re a young person, what are your concerns?

LBC Newshour | Denise Headley joins Iain to discuss vaccine nationalism: A senior EU official has suggested coronavirus vaccines produced in the UK should be shared with the bloc, as its supply comes under pressure - Is the EU guilty of vaccine nationalism? Should we be arguing about this with just 25 vaccines delivered in developing countries? Does the EU's behaviour make you glad we've left? | The PM visits Scotland: Boris Johnson has visited a Lighthouse Laboratory used for processing COVID-19 tests during his one-day visit to Scotland - is the Prime Minister’s trip essential, in your view?

LBC Newshour | Covid-19: Do you support Keir Starmer’s call for teachers to be prioritised for vaccination? Does the government’s quarantine plan go far enough? Is it dishonest to take a vaccine when offered? When is the correct time to hold an inquiry? Has the government done everything it could have done?