Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

Reform UK's leader Nigel Farage has resigned from his parliamentary seat of Clacton, triggering a by-election in the area that he will stand in. Prince Harry loses his High Court privacy case against the Daily Mail publisher and Ministers call for an extension of free childcare to parents on benefits.

UEFA turn on FIFA after 'incomprehensible' decision to let banned USA player play after Trump intervention, what is behind the apparent fallout between Harry and the Palace after he is refused permission to stay at Buckingham Palace, and Nigel Farage gets annoyed with Sky News when they ask him a question.

England win in the early hours of the morning against Mexico to get themselves through to the World Cup quarter finals, Nigel Farage is coming under scrutiny for donations from convicted criminal, and Prince Harry decides not to bring Meghan and their kids over to the UK amid security row with the Palace.

Lady chief justice Baroness Carr puts teenage boys behind bars after previous judgement ruled too lenient, the USA celebrates 250 years of independence this weekend, and NHS giving out shopping vouchers if you walk 20 minutes a day!

Two police officers under investigation for potential gross misconduct in the Henry Nowak case, Harry Kane saves England's blushes with two goals against DR Congo to put England into round of 16 at the World Cup, and should you let your kids stay up in the early hours of Monday morning to watch the next England game?!

Armed Forces to get £15BN funding boost, Rochdale groom gang leader set to be released, but can't be deported despite being stripped of his British citizenship, and a tribute to Princess Diana who would have been 65 today.

Andy Burnham says if he becomes Prime Minister he will spend a day a week up North at a new No.10, a tribute to Dame Penelope Keith, and National Maternity & Neonatal investigation publishes final report & recommendations.

Burnham to pledge 'circuit breaker' for Britain in devolution & economy speech, England captain Ben Stokes shock retirement, and are the public the right people to make decisions on asylum appeals?

King Charles has become the first monarch to reveal their tax bill, disclosing figures which show he paid £12.9m in tax for 2024-2025. Nick speaks with May Hayat who survived the 7th October terrorist attacks at the Nova Music Festival and, as parts of the UK remain under a red weather warning, we hear how you're managing to beat the heat as some weekend respite is on the horizon.

The UK sweats through the warmest June night on record, but businesses reject calls to set a maximum workplace temperature as the heatwave deepens and a hosepipe ban is announced for large parts of Kent. Meanwhile, the Great British Summer Savings gets underway today with tax cuts on kids’ meals and days out.

Searing UK heat leaves schools, hospitals and transport networks struggling to cope, former SNP chief Peter Murrell is sentenced to more than five years for embezzling party funds and we hear what you think should be Burnham's brief if he becomes the next Prime Minister.

As Andy Burnham is sworn in as an MP, some in the party are mulling a leadership challenge to prevent his 'coronation', plus the Met Office issues a rare red extreme weather warning with schools closing due to the heat and Nigel Farage angrily defends his £5m gift from crypto billionaire.

Sir Keir Starmer says he will resign as prime minister as he makes a statement in Downing Street - setting out a timetable for his departure and a Labour leadership contest.

Andy Burnham has set up a potential showdown with Keir Starmer after winning the Makerfield byelection, paving the way for his return to Westminster and a challenge to the Labour leadership. Meanwhile the Scottish Tories win their first Westminster by-election in more than 50 years as the SNP holds on to Arbroath and Broughty Ferry.

Donald Trump has signed a 14-point agreement with Iran, claiming it delivered a “major win” for the United States. And, as England stormed to a 4-2 victory over Croatia in their opening World Cup match, a Oxfordshire Council dampens the celebrations as it seeks to ban England flags from street lampposts.

A retired British couple who were on a yacht which had warning shots fired near it by a Russian warship in the English Channel have described the "surreal" experience. Jeremy Clarkson reveals prostate cancer diagnosis in the latest series of Clarkson's Farm and Paddington packs his suitcase to head for Broadway.

A teacher has been found guilty of sexually abusing and murdering the 13-month-old baby boy he adopted with his partner. And after Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer bans under-16s from major social media platforms, Liz Kendall, Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, joins Nick in the studio to take your calls.

The Prime Minister announces a social media ban on under-16s and oil prices tumble while markets rally amid hopes the Strait of Hormuz will reopen with Iran and the US set to agree a deal to end the war.

John Healey resigns over the defence budget. Al Carns, armed forces minister follows him out and comes in to the studio to explain why. And the MenB rollout to Year 13 & university students to combat meningitis.

Water cannon used to disperse crowds in Belfast, Met Commissioner joins Nick to discuss how they have tackled phone theft and Scottish & English fans predict their chances of winning at the World Cup!

Protestors set fire to bus as disorder flares in Belfast after knife attack, Kemi Badenoch says we should be able to stop & search more - as it saves young black lives, and a baby disrupts Kenneth Branagh's performance of the Tempest.

Police forces hire £75k diversity officers as Conservatives announce plan to root out identity politics, is university a waste of money as a significant portion of graduates regret going, and what song would you say describes the UK right now?

Family of Henry Nowak call for return to 'common sense' policing, where did Andrew get the massive bruise on his face from, and David Coulthard speaks to Nick ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix.

Keir Starmer accuses Nigel Farage of exploiting Nowak case and denies 'two tier policing', James May talks to Nick about why pubs might be closing and can you tell the difference between a brown egg & a white egg?

Police face calls to drop race bias policies after Nowak Murder. 'Everybody hates Israel' alleges Trump. and Gen Z workers need to endure bad bosses says Michelle Obama

The second batch of Mandelson files have dropped and some of the text exchanges are amazing! Nigel Farage speaks out about the Henry Nowak murder, and ex-footballer John Barnes is in the studio to talk about the World Cup and how to watch it.

Police apologise for arresting a dying teen, stabbed with a ceremonial knife, after his killer's 'wicked' racism lie. Dame Helen Mirren is verbally abused in the street by a pro-Palestinian activist and Health officials reject calls for mass screening for prostate cancer by rationing it to only "a few thousand" men.

The Milburn report showing how joblessness will rise amongst the young, resident Doctors to go on strike for the 16th time, and the increase in older Dads!

Fordingbridge rape sentences to go to court of appeal, millions to benefit from lower travel & food costs, and a lurch to the left puts Britain at risk, Blair tells Labour

Criticism mounts over judges decision to spare boys who raped girl from Jail, it's been the hottest May Day on record, and Wes Streeting talks about his leadership bid.

UK waters down Russian oil sanctions, and fuel duty freeze extended until end of the year. MPs call for statutory social media ban for children, and why are Gemma Collins and the Education Secretary campaigning together

HS2 costs spiral over £100bn as the completion date pushed back, and the trains get slower. Arsenal win the league, and the latest on the Post Office Horizon scandal.

Andy Burnham sets out his mission to change Labour, obsession with speed blamed for HS2 failure, and who stole Gandalf the Goose?!Nick Ferrari at Breakfast is a Global Production.

Streeting starts up the Brexit wars in leadership contest, Parents face jail for their children's behaviour, and did you get married at 16 and it survived?

The crisis for Keir continues, as Health Secretary Wes Streeting resigns and Josh Simons MP stands down, but does this pave the way to Parliament for the King of the North? Plus Henry Riley marks the start of bathing season by taking a nippy dip in the Thames.

Miliband & Streeting set to fight Starmer for PM, Farage faces probe into £5M gift, and should there be a sunbed advertising ban?

Starmer meets Wes Streeting in Downing Street, as his leadership is still in the balance. Crime & Justice reforms coming in King's speech, and Eurovision turmoil as Israeli entry gets booed.

As the number of Labour MPs calling for Starmer to go, can he survive the day? Also, Waymo driverless cars getting stuck in a dead end street and 4 yr olds being treated for obesity.

Keir Starmer is fighting to stay as PM, and the Hantavirus cruise ship holidaymakers return.

Keir Starmer says "All of society must tackle antisemitism" in a Downing Street press conference, 13,000 flights to be cancelled in ongoing jet fuel crisis, and what is it like to try and quit vaping?

The Met commissioner joins Nick to discuss the increase in the terror threat, should there be a rethink on banning marches, and EU Airport chaos over new rules.

Aftermath of stabbing attacks in Golders Green, Blue badge holders report a rise in abuse, and is The Devil wears Prada 2 film going to be worth the wait?Nick Ferrari at Breakfast is a Global Production.

King Charles addresses the US Congress, Oil giant's profits soar off the back of the Iran war, and a Right to Buy overhaul to fix social housing. Nick Ferrari at Breakfast is a Global production.

Crisis hit Starmer faces commons sleaze vote over Mandelson row, the King's state visit to the US begins, and Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch comes in to take your calls.Nick Ferrari at Breakfast is a Global production

Security in question for King's visit as White House correspondents' dinner shooter seems to have got in easily, 'time's up' for shoplifters says Keir Starmer, and is a 20% tip in a restaurant reasonable?

Small boat convicted rapist is reported to be a murderer who has fled Egypt to come here for 'handouts'. Trump says King's visit could 'absolutely' repair UK/US relations. And Tories set out plans to help the motorists.

UK & France strike £662M small boats deal, should we be celebrating St. George's day more, and the boss of Iceland comes in to take your calls.

Reaction to the Sir Olly Robbins appearance at the select committee yesterday, airlines call for emergency government support at the rising cost of jet fuel, and why are teenagers waving goodbye to the handshake?

Keir Starmer set to make a statement in the House of Commons over Mandelson appointment despite him failing vetting. Another arson attack on the London Jewish community, and 1000 drivers are getting wrongly fined after their car number plates are being cloned.

Peter Mandelson failed vetting but the foreign office overruled the decision, apparently unbeknown to the Prime Minister. Covid vaccine victims payout should be doubled says inquiry and vegan dogs!