Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss Fox News giving it's top-paid anchor Tucker Carlson the boot, Former Chancellor Sajid Javid joins Nick to discuss the rise in sexual abuse of children online, the government prepares to take the nurses' union to court over more strike action, Just Stop Oil continues causing chaos in Central London with a slow march, Labour's Shadow Environment Secretary talks to Nick about Labour's push to end the 'Tory sewage scandal' and the government sends troops out to Sudan and begins the evacuation of UK citizens.

On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, we discuss the fury of UK citizens trapped in Sudan as they accuse the government of 'abandoning' them, Just Stop Oil campaigners cause more chaos on the roads of central London, dozens of police officer facing allegations of rape, sexual offences and child abuse have been suspended on full pay - costing £3.4 million, Nick pays tribute to the pioneering comedian Barry Humphries who died last weekend at 89 and former Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott faces calls to be sacked after writing a 'racist' letter.

On Nick Ferrari's Breakfast, we discuss climate-activists Extinction Rebellion starting four days of protests, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly defies the calls of the Tory right to leave the ECHR, Nick speaks exclusively with Johnny Mercer MP on his new policy for homeless veterans, NHS launches a legal challenge against striking nurses, Space X's Starship blows up shortly after lift-off, get ready for Sunday's nationwide emergency alert test and Deputy PM Dominic Raab fights for his political life before announcing his resignation.

On Nick Ferrari's Breakfast, we discuss ambulance workers set to co-ordinate strikes with nurses and teachers, Transport Secretary Mark Harper admits delays to HS2 'won't save money', Nick speaks with the President of the National Black Police Association after GMP's Chief Constable told LBC that UK police forces are not institutionally racist, the road comes to an end for Land Rover, and a UK coroner has ruled that a 'healthy' 32-year-old doctor died after a severe rare reaction to the AstraZeneca COVID jab.

On Nick Ferrari's Breakfast, we discuss the Home Secretary a 'national emergency' on the small boat crisis, Fox News settles Dominion defamation case for $787.5M, The Northern Ireland Secretary urges unionists to the 'put the union first', London marathon fears as Just Stop Oil warns of more sporting chaos, Suella Braverman claims Labour councils’ ‘political correctness’ failed to stop grooming gangs, 1980S double teen murderer Colin Pitchfork faces his parole hearing, Sacked CBI boss says his reputation has been ‘totally destroyed’ and Greater Manchester Police Chief Stephen Watson takes your calls.

On Nick Ferrari's Breakfast, we cover the 196,000 appointments and operations cancelled after junior doctors' strikes, a teenage killer is named after the judge lifts reporting restrictions, Just Stop Oil cause chaos at the crucible after staging their latest protest stunt at the snooker championship, the government says reinstating the hard shoulder on smart motorways would be 'too disruptive' and a civil war erupts in the Women's Institution after members petition to pause taking on more trans-women.

Protesters made it onto the Grand National course on Saturday - do they have a right to disrupt the national?

One year on since the government announced a plan to send migrants to Rwanda, Lord Saatchi joins Nick for an extended interview and are nurses going to reject the pay deal?

Prince Harry will be attending the King's coronation - without Meghan and his children. One caller said the Royal Family are 'like the Jeremy Kyle show'. Sadiq Khan faces high court challenge from five Tory councils over the ULEZ expansion. Policing Minister Chris Philp joined Nick live to discuss how he plans to reduce the amount of paperwork in policing, so officers can concentrate on keeping the public safe. All this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show Podcast. 

The junior doctors' strike enters its second day. One striking doctor told Nick that industrial action is necessary because doctors go through '10 years of toil' with 'no guarantee' of a good salary. Former Universities Minister Lord Jo Johnson joined Nick to discuss raising higher education tuition fees in line with inflation, and a consumer expert discussed why iconic brand Tupperware is on the brink of collapse. All this and more on the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.