Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

Trump tweets that he has had a positive test for Coronavirus, local councillors complain about lockdown in their areas, and SNP MP gets a train back & forth from Scotland despite knowing she had a positive test for Covid-19

Boris has to apologise for getting new Coronavirus rules wrong, the US Presidential election debate reaction, and does your boss monitor how you work from home?

Government blames pubgoers for failing 10pm curfew time, students complaining of lockdown 'hell', and backlash against 'big-brother' covid fines

Calls for delay to University term, as thousands of students get caught in Lockdowns, Covid-19 NHS App has issues fixed, and the mother who says Coronavirus isolation caused her son to take his own life.

Rishi Sunak sets out the new job retention schemes, and reaction to the shooting of a Police Officer in Croydon

New rules come in to force after a strengthening of Covid-19 measures - reaction to the Prime Ministers speech

Bars & Restaurants will be told to close at 10pm as the Covid alert level is raised to 4. Will the public adhere to a second lockdown?

Follow Covid rules or they will get tougher, says Hancock. Pupils won't be ready to sit exams next year, teachers warned.

Testing : demand still outstripping supply

What's gone wrong with the Covid testing system, Brexit : who will blink first? And how many kids have gone back to school?

Rule of Six : what's the impact? Government blamed for worker's reluctance to return to the office, and Keir Starmer comes to take your calls.

LBC Poll shows only 1 in 13 desperate to get back to the office, Brexit deadline set at October 15th, and Matt Hancock in the first 'Call the Cabinet',

We break the record for distance travelled for a Coronavirus test, HS2 starts construction and creates 22,000 jobs, and Scotland & Wales split from England on quarantine rules.

PC Andrew Harper's widow backs the introduction of Harper's law, Charlie Hebdo to re-publish the Mohammed cartoons, and the BBC u-turn on Rule Britannia and Land of Hope & Glory at the last night of the proms

50,000 retail jobs could go in London's west end, return to school is a good day for pupils, and why has Boris Johnson decided not to meet the families of Coronavirus victims?

TUI flight nightmare as passengers refuse to use masks and 7 passengers test positive, schools in England start to return, and Adele criticised for cultural appropriation

- UK coronavirus cases have risen by 1522 - the highest raise since mid-June. Are we experiencing the second wave? - Nick speaks to Transport Secretary Grant Shapps - Sir Ed Davey elected new leader of the Lib Dems - Donald Trump formally nominated as Republican presidential candidate

PM blames mutant algorithm for exam fiasco

Rule Britannia has it's lyrics cut at the proms, Education Sec defends another governemtn u-turn, and if you're called Harold Shipman you can get in for free to the London Dungein

Scotland & England split on wearing of face masks in school, Rule Britannia won't be sung at the Proms, and No.10 thinks staff should be pesterig their bosses to come back to the office

School kids are suffering more from staying at home than covid-19, have you broken the law by doing some work whilst furloughed, and it could be the end of the road for Rule Britannia and Land of Hope & Glory at the Proms.

The current ban on eviction cases being heard in court is due to expire on Sunday 23rd August, prompting concerns that almost 300,000 households could face eviction in the coming weeks.

Nearly half a million of UK pupils face a fresh round of results after the exam board Pearson pulled its BTEC results on the eve of releasing them. Nick is joined by the Minister for School Standards, Nick Gibb.

The health secretary has announced plans to scrap Public Health England for a new organisation responsible for dealing with pandemics, Matt Hancock joins Nick on the show.

A-level and GCSE students in England will be given grades estimated by their teachers, rather than by an algorithm, after a government U-turn. Nick is joined by the secretary of state for Education, Gavin Williamson after the exams fiasco.