Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:President Trump suggests the UK government could use the military to control borders.Business Secretary Peter Kyle says British students lack the entrepreneurial drive of their American peers.50 years since the classic sitcom Fawlty Towers first appeared on our screens. All this and more on Nick Ferrari: The Whole Show Podcast.

On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:President Donald Trump hails his second state visit as one of the highest honours of his life.TikTok influencers advise parents how to claim benefits for children with special needs. Jimmy Kimmel's late night show is suspended indefinitely following on-air comments about Charlie Kirk's assassination.All this and more on Nick Ferrari: The Whole Show Podcast.

Liz Kendall, Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, discusses a groundbreaking £30bn partnership between the UK and US in AI and technology. Political commentator Peter Edwards dives into the controversial fallout from Peter Mandelson's recent appointment, analyzing its impact on Labour's reputation. Scarlett Maguire adds insight into the political consequences of this drama, highlighting voter feedback. The conversation also touches on the halting of the government's 'one in, one out' migrant deal, igniting debates on justice and immigration.

Joanna Nicholas, a child safeguarding consultant and former social worker, provides chilling insights into the Constance Marten case, discussing the tragic neglect that led to a newborn's death and the repercussions for child welfare. Meanwhile, Danny Danon, the Israeli ambassador to the UN, tackles the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the need for ground negotiations and the impact of increasing violence. The conversation dives deep into justice, societal responsibilities, and global political tensions.

On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:The Metropolitan police have branded the injury of 26 officers 'wholly unacceptable' at a Tommy Robinson rally.Tributes pour in for boxer Ricky Hatton, who has died aged 46.Two thirds of Brits under 40 don't know what the Battle of Britain was.All this and more on Nick Ferrari: The Whole Show Podcast.

On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast:Sir Keir Starmer is facing calls to explain why he appointined now-sacked Ambassador to the US, Lord Mandelson.Ireland threatens to boycott the Eurovision Song Contest if Israel is allowed to participate.All this and more on Nick Ferrari: The Whole Show Podcast

Mike Tapp, Labour MP and Minister for Migration and Citizenship, and Rosie Duffield, Independent MP for Canterbury, engage in a deep dive on the shocking assassination of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk during a campus event. They discuss the chilling implications of political violence on free speech and media representation. Tapp and Duffield also touch on the need for accountability in light of Peter Mandelson's controversial ties, reflecting on political dynamics and the growing concerns surrounding immigration policies and public trust in leadership.

Ahead of a scheduled meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, the PM criticises overnight attacks by Israel on the Qatari capital Doha, Jamie Rubin gives his opinion on this and Peter Mandelson's birthday message to Epstein. And the contactless payment limit to rise again.

Wes Streeting, Labour MP and Shadow Health Secretary, discusses the introduction of league tables for NHS hospitals, aiming to enhance accountability amid rising sick days among workers. Sir Martyn Oliver, Chief Inspector of Ofsted, unveils a new report card system for schools designed to boost transparency and help parents assess school performance. The conversation dives into the alarming trend of increased sick leaves in the workforce, particularly among younger generations, highlighting mental health and workplace culture changes in a post-COVID era.

Nick Clegg, former Deputy Prime Minister and Meta's Global Affairs President, discusses the urgent need for better online safety regulations, especially for children. Luke Pollard, Defence Minister, emphasizes the intersection of technology and national security in today's digital landscape. Melanie Dawes, Ofcom's Chief Executive, highlights alarming findings from youth exposure to harmful online content. Former Olympic champion Chris Hoy shares his inspiring journey battling stage four prostate cancer while advocating for awareness and community support.