We discuss Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suggestion that vaccine passports might be needed to open up pubs, we get reaction to the Queen's 10th great-grandchild being born on the bathroom floor and ask: what have you learned about the EU during the export vaccine row? Plus, Shadow Business Secretary Ed Miliband tries to sell Nick Ferrari electric cars.

Home Secretary Priti Patel reveals plans to change asylum seeker rules, we get reaction on Boris Johnson's comment that 'greed' helped with UK's successful vaccine roll out and we ask: should children get a covid jab?

We are joined by Health Secretary Matt Hancock, discuss the response to violent protests in Bristol and ask whether a new £5,000 fine for people trying to go on holiday abroad is a good idea.

Sir Keir Starmer answers your questions in 'Call Keir', reaction to violent protests in Bristol and should school uniforms be banned?

Pressure on Nicola Sturgeon to quit has increased after the majority of MSPs on the Alex Salmond committee concluded that she misled their inquiry. Also, Nick asks whether the upcoming Census is a invasion of our privacy or a necessary part of democratic governance.

A year has passed since the WHO officially declared a global pandemic, a crisis which has led to 125,000 people dying in the UK alone. Also, Nick discusses whether the Home Secretary’s plans to send asylum seekers to Gibraltar or Turkey are credible.

European jab roll out falters after AstraZeneca vaccine doubts, Dominic Raab is recorded saying the UK should do trade deals with countries that do not meet Human Rights standards, and do our boys need lessons at school in respecting women?

Protesters take to the street in London. Will plain clothed police officers in bars and clubs help woman feel safe? As a Covid wave gathers pace in Europe, many EU countries snub the AstraZeneca Jab over safety fears

The Met commisioner comes under pressure to resign after the policing of the Sarah Everard Vigil on Saturday

Prince William responds to the Harry & Meghan interview, and someone caught up in the loan charge HMRC scandal with a £200,000 bill speaks to Nick