Jim White, standing in for Andrew Pierce, talks to leading reputation and privacy lawyer Rory Lynch on Britney Spears astounding court revelations this week, and speaks to  Caren Evans of Unite on the damage caused by Lloyds closing bank branches this week. Plus, the life and crimes of technology pioneer John McAfee.

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Jim White, standing in for Andrew Pierce, talks to Affordable Art Fair founder Will Ramsay on how Britain's fairs and festivals are bouncing back (safely) this summer, and talks to Hazel Cheeseman of Action on Smoking and Health UK on new reports suggesting vaping can damage the lungs. Plus, how to keep children from having playdate meltdowns as lockdown eases.

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Jim White, standing in for Andrew Pierce, talks to privacy expert Ray Walsh of ProPrivacy on why vaccine passports to the pub could lead to Government ID by the back door, and talks to Edgar de Picciotto of Ikigai on why millennials are suffering burnout (and how they're trying to save money regardless). Plus, as Love Island returns, what can we expect from the new crop of swimwear-clad islanders?

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Jim White, standing in for Andrew Pierce, talks to Ryan Howsam, founder of UK travel insurer Staysure, on a new plan to drop quarantine restrictions for travellers with two vaccines, and speaks to Louise Hastie of charity War Paws on how she is helping to rehome stray dogs caught up in the Iraq conflict. Plus, British Olympian Gail Emms on why a live audience is an essential part of the Games.

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Andrew Pierce talks to Lib Dem deputy leader Daisy Cooper on the party’s surprise win in today’s by-election (and what it might mean for Britain), and speaks to epidemiologist Dr Roland Salmon on whether ‘Freedom Day’ might be brought forward to July 5. Plus, Jan Moir on why Waitrose really shouldn’t transform into ‘Wokerose’.

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Andrew Pierce talks to Conservative MP Sir Charles Walker on alarming proposals to allow everyone to work from home ‘by default’ and speaks to book critic Claire Allfree as Enid Blyton’s beloved children’s books are dismissed as being racist and ‘without literary merit’. Plus, the day I was run over by an e-scooter, by Dame Jenni Murray.

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Andrew Pierce talks to beef farmer Rich Bower on what Boris Johnson’s Australian trade deal might mean for British farms, and talks to psychologist Cate Campbell on new research which suggests that the mental wounds of lockdown may take up to five years to heal. Plus, why ARE the government turning a blind eye when old people fall victim to fraud?

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Andrew Pierce talks to Macer Gifford, a former City trader who fought against Isis in Syria, about why he believes Shamima Begum is not a victim, and speaks to Chris Hopkins of Savanta ComRes on a new poll showing nearly half of people want Covid restrictions to last LONGER than July 19. Plus, Jan Moir on the launch of a new ‘anti-woke’ news channel in Britain.

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Andrew Pierce talks to NHS GP Dr Renee Hoenderkamp on why hospital waiting lists and mental health impact mean the lockdown ‘cure’ is now worse than Covid itself, and speaks to London nightclub owner Charlie Gilkes on the impact of a further delay to reopening on a sector which has been shuttered for 15-months. Plus, why lab-grown diamonds are rapidly becoming every girl’s best friend.

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Andrew Pierce talks to risk expert Professor Philip Thomas on why the current rise in cases will actually be the LAST wave of Covid-19, and speaks to obesity expert Tam Fry on new research showing you can’t be ‘fat and fit’. Plus, the writer whose insomnia left her hooked on prescription drugs and in a psychiatric ward.

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