Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

First asylum seekers due in Crowborough Baracks in weeks, Chris Rea dies just before Christmas, and our Nick Ferrari show bloopers of 2025!

BBC facing calls to axe David William's xmas special from the schedules, trail hunting to be banned under new animal welfare push, and why has Brooklyn Beckham blocked his parents on instagram?

Local elections could be delayed again for millions and Michelle Mone-linked PPE Medpro company to be wound up after being ordered to repay £148M,

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Michael Shanks, Labour MP and Energy Minister, discusses a £120m funding package to safeguard Grangemouth jobs, emphasizing the importance of industrial strategy. Dr. Stephanie Cook, a GP specializing in women's health, shares insights on the alarming rise in caesarean births in England, touching on factors like maternal age and obesity. The ongoing controversy surrounding the Met Police's request for officers to declare their Freemason membership takes center stage, with Freemasons threatening legal action over claims of discrimination.

Health Secretary is furious as resident Doctors ignore his pleas and vote unanimously for a 5 day walk out in the run up to Christmas, Trump is suing the BBC for defamation, and can anyone get an NHS dentist?

Reaction to the shooting in Bondi, Sydney where a Hanukkah celebration was targeted by what Australian police have called a father & son terror attack. Also, King Charles personal message about his own cancer diagnosis & treatment leads to a surge of people coming forward for screenings.

Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley & Health Secretary Wes Streeting are both in the studio taking your calls today

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.