Andrew Pierce talks to Rod McKenzie of the Road Haulage Association on the real reasons why British shoppers could face empty supermarket shelves this year, and speaks to Mick Hume, author of There Is No Such Thing As a Free Press, on draconian new rules that could see journalists jailed for 14 years for publishing secrets about politicians. Plus, Ian McKellen plays Hamlet aged 82 (and his on-stage mother is 20 years younger than him!)

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Andrew Pierce talks to Labour peer Lord Dubs on a new surge in migrants crossing the channel (and why Lord Dubs believes we have a duty to welcome refugees), and speaks to Keir Starmer's biographer Nigel Cawthorne on why the Labour leader has failed to deliver so far. Plus, the new breakfast trend - jam with added booze!

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Richard Spurr, standing in for Andrew Pierce, talks to royal expert Angela Levin on why she fears that Harry's new book could offer a 'new truth', and speaks to Nick Hillman of the Higher Education Policy Institute on why 'decolonising' curriculums is not a popular move. Plus, a treasure-trove of literature unearthed in Britain.

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Richard Spurr, in for Andrew Pierce, talks to Manchester nightlife tsar Sacha Lord about what today's 'Freedom Day' really means for the battered nightclub sector, and speaks to Tim Bonner of the Countryside Alliance on why a new animal welfare bill might be a Trojan Horse for eco-zealots. Plus, can Theatreland survive a new wave of Covid cancellations?

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Andrew Pierce talks to Mike Padgham, Chairman of the Independent Care Group on how the NHS app is decimating workforces with instructions to self-isolate, and speaks to Dr David Unwin on why Boris Johnson’s decision to avoid a ‘snack tax’ will hit Britain’s poorest. Plus, the world’s most expensive stamp is coming to Britain - priced at £6.2 million!

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Andrew Pierce talks to author Rose Prince about why a planned 'snack tax' is so desperately needed, and talks to Claire Dunn of Parent Zone on apps which rake in money from children's accidental purchases. Plus, Liz Jones on THAT photo shoot!

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Andrew Pierce talks to Andrew Mitchell on why foreign aid cuts will diminish Britain and damage the Conservative party, and speaks to lawyer Chris Daw on why he believes paedophile double killer Colin Pitchfork should be freed on parole. Plus, the darkweb marketplace where British people’s bank details are on sale for just £12.

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Andrew Pierce talks to Professor Robert Dingwall on why the Government needs to focus on messaging to make people less fearful as ‘Freedom Day’ looms, and speaks to privacy campaigner Jim Killock of Open Rights Group on why racist abuse directed at black players is a problem for the government, not social networks. Plus, Mary Ann Sieghart on why sexism should be treated the way as racism.

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Andrew Pierce talks to the Daily Mail's deputy sports editor Matt Gatward on last night's defeat for England (and how the team can bounce back), and speaks to virus expert Dr Peter English on why the Government's plan to end mask rules may not work. Plus, the entrepreneur who turned her son's near-death allergic reaction into an £11 million business.

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Andrew Pierce speaks to Andy Waugh, co-founder of Sixes Cricket, on having to close one of his venues due to staff being ‘pinged’ by the NHS app, and speaks to Will Tanner, Director of Onward, about new research showing that young people are facing an epidemic of loneliness. Plus, why people in care homes are being offered ‘sheep therapy’ to cheer them up.

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