Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, US President Donald Trump has linked a diversity drive at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) under previous governments to a deadly plane crash in Washington.The government has doubled investment to improve neighbourhood policing across England and Wales. Nick speaks to Policing Minister Dame Diana Johnson. Channel migrants who delay rescues until they reach British waters will face up to five years in jail under the Prime Minister's new border security Bill.All of this and more on Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show podcast.

On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, During a major speech on economic growth, the Chancellor has confirmed that the government backs a third runway for Heathrow Airport. Rachel Reeves joins live. Dozens of people are feared dead after an American Airlines plane collided with a military helicopter in Washington.Retail crime is "spiralling out of control" with more than 2,000 incidents a day, according to the latest figures.All of this and more on Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show podcast.

On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is preparing to veto policies that damage growth. Nick speaks to Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds. The UK population is set to grow by five million people in 10 years, despite death rates being projected to overtake birth rates.NHS officials are complacent and “out of ideas” when it comes to transforming the health service for patients, MPs have said.All of this and more on Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show podcast.

Emma Reynolds, Labour MP and Economic Secretary to the Treasury, sheds light on upcoming pension reforms and economic growth strategies. Dame Rachel De Souza, Children's Commissioner for England, discusses her report revealing that youth participation in summer riots may stem more from thrill-seeking than misinformation. They explore the complex motivations behind youthful offenses, emphasizing the need for understanding rather than mere punishment. Issues surrounding social dynamics and juvenile accountability add depth to this critical conversation.

On Nick Ferrari at BreakfastWe celebrate 80 years since the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp. Nick speaks to Holocaust survivor, Mala Tribich, about her experiences in the camp, as well as acts of kindness and what kept her going despite the atrocity going on around her. Nick discusses the controversial growth of Heathrow Airport. It has been released that Rachel Reeves is considering backing the decision, despite the airport being blamed for being one of the worst in Europe. Nick questions the our deportation process after a judge had ruled in a drug dealer's favour. The jailed Jamaican was due to be deported but has been allowed to stay because of his transgender child. Nick unpicks the issue with lawyer Frances Swaine. Nick speaks to Freddy Grey, deputy editor of the Spectator, about the incoming Trump presidency and why so many British voters back his policies. Freddy outlines it falls down to Trump's enigmatic character and the fact he listens to people and his voters. All of this and more on Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show Podcast.

On Nick Ferrari at BreakfastCommissioner of the Met Police, Sir Mark Rowley, takes listeners calls. We hear his replies to issues raging from the Southport Trial, and weather to government should have released information on the offender as and when they have it, through to the state of Met Police funding, rogue officers and why it is hard to evict them from the forces and the backlash against working from home. We hear from Defence Minister, John Healey, on the increase in defence spending in the UK, and the boost in jobs this will create. Healey talks about the importance of Rolls-Royce engineering, and how we will deal with Russian President, Vladimir Putin, invading British waters. Nick speaks to Surinder Arora, an established businessman on whether the expansion at Heathrow is worth the money, as well as why Heathrow has become one of the most expensive airports in the world. Nick also commemorates Winston Churchill on the 60th anniversary from his death. All of this and more on Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show Podcast.

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On Nick Ferrari at BreakfastNick discusses the failure and lack of transparency from the government concerning the Southport attack and subsequent riot. Nick speaks to Baroness Neville-Jones, former Minister of State for Security and Counter Terrorism at the Home Office, about the government failings and how we can improve the system in the future. The Baroness also outlines that it’s no longer ideology driving violence; it’s exposure to violence driving the violence.Nick speaks to Employment Minister, Alison McGovern, about the burgeoning issue surrounding benefit fraud. McGovern outlines the new rules and regulations that Labour is hoping to impose. One of which may include a driving licence suspension if fraud is committed, as well as allowing the government access to bank accounts.Nick hears from Ruth Cadbury, Labour MP for Brentford and Isleworth, who talks about the long-standing discussion surrounding the expansion and subsequent third runway at Heathrow Airport. Cadbury disagrees with this discussion, claiming it will decrease regional growth in the long run.Richard Blair, son of George Orwell, pays tribute to his father after it was announced yesterday that a new £2 coin will be released to celebrate his literary legacy.All of this and more on Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show Podcast.

On Nick Ferrari at BreakfastNick takes listeners across the Atlantic to The US inauguration, and the pledges set out by President Trump. The president has announced a national emergency at the US southern Border. Nick speaks to Fiona Burke, a volunteer who has worked across this border. Trump also declares a 'blizzard' of executive order. The president also declares he will re-name the Gulf of Mexico, as well as pardon the 1,600 people who stormed the Capitol in 2021.In the UK, the Southport Killer, Axel Rudakubana, pleads guilty. It has been released that the killer was refereed to the Government's prevent scheme three times, and has been involved in a number of previously violent attacks prior to the attack in 2024. Nick speaks to Peter Fahy, Former Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police and Head of the Prevent programme between 2010 and 2015, about the prevent scheme, and how it needs to adapt in the future. We also hear from the Prime Minister as he addresses the public after Yvette Cooper announced a national inquiry into the Southport attack. All of this and more on Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show Podcast.

On Nick Ferrari at BreakfastThe first phase of the Gaza Ceasefire takes place. British Hostage, Emily Damari, is returned to Israeli soil, and reunited with her family. Three more hostages are also released. Nick speaks to The Former Prime Minister of Israel, Ehud Olmert, about the intricacies of the agreement. Olmert also discusses the resignations within the Israeli government, and why he believes this deal would have happened sooner had Trump been in Power. Nick discusses the upcoming inauguration of President Trump. The president is set to improve unity, as well as sign a 'blizzard' of executive orders once he is in position. Nick also discusses Trump's interest in winning a Nobel Peace Prize, and the likelihood of this happening. All of this and more on Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show Podcast.