Trumps insult to NATO troops saying they stayed off the front line, should we have joined the new 'board of peace', and which film just picked up the most Oscar nominations ever?

Trump drops the Tariff threat after framework of deal agreed over Greenland, we hear from a Greenland resident on whether they would accept $1million to leave the Island, and Labour vote to remove the law that halts hounding of Ulster Troops.

Chinese mega-embassy approved by government, 'have a backbone' California governor urges European leaders, and it's 50 years since Concorde's first commercial flight.

Putin invited to join Trump's global 'Board of Peace', the Beckham's rift with Brooklyn deepens, and how long is too long for a film?

Starmer faces calls to axe King's state visit to the US, the culture secretary says Farage would be a 'fascist PM' and we take Keir Starmer's speech live about the Greenland situation and our relationship with Trump & the US.

Robert Jenrick gets sacked before joined the Reform party - who comes off looking best in this? Police chief job in the balance, and the new 'Dads Army' can enlist former troops up to the age of 65!

Labour try a relaunch with a new party political broadcast, but not everyone is falling for it. Which boss should get fired first - Midlands Police Chief, or the south east water boss, where thousands have suffered without water for days, and what's the connection between Donald Trump, Jesus, and Taylor Swift?

'Help is on it's way' Trump tells Iranian protesters, another government U-turn as digital IDs no longer compulsory, and War Horse author, Sir Michael Morpurgo speaks to Nick.

Former chancellor Nadim Zahawi surprise defection to reform, the lack of water in Tunbridge Wells continues, and how much are your vet bills?

'War on potholes' names & shames councils, Peter Mandelson refuses to apologise to Jeffrey Epstein's victims, and a home schooling surge.