Andrew Pierce talks to campaigner Jim Killock of Open Rights Group about whether the government's new app (and the 'test and trace' system) are putting our privacy at risk, and speaks to the Daily Mail's Royal commentator Robert Hardman about Meghan and Harry's latest outburst on Donald Trump. Plus, are you a middle-class hypocrite when it comes to eco issues?

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Andrew Pierce talks to John Kerwood, co-owner of The Famous Green Man pub, about the likely impact of the 10pm curfew and Rule of Six on Britain's pub industry, and speaks to Lord Richard Dannatt, former Head of the British Army, about suggestions that soldiers could help to police new coronavirus rules. Plus, how to claim back cash from the Government if you're working from home.

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Andrew Pierce talks to public health intervention expert Professor Linda Bauld on whether people will actually abide by new Government rules unveiled today, and talks to Andrew Opie of the British Retail Consortium about the new wave of panic buying (and whether there's any chance shops WILL run out of Andrex). Plus, what's cooking in tonight's return of Bake Off?

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Andrew Pierce talks to microbiology expert Dr Simon Clarke about Professor Chris Whitty's grim warning today (and what lockdown measures could be looming), and speaks to Kate Nichols, chief executive of UK Hospitality, about the risks if Britain's pubs are forced to close again. Plus, would you have a 'voice lift' to make yourself sound young again?

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Andrew Pierce talks to virologist Professor Richard Tedder about what needs to be done to prevent a devastating second lockdown this winter, and speaks to author Marie Le Conte about a new political biography with some VERY indiscreet gossip. Plus, would you pay £50 for Britain's most expensive cup of coffee?

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Andrew Pierce's best bits this week, from Baroness Nicky Morgan on the BBC gender pay gap row, to former Ambassador Sir Christopher Meyer on Joe Biden's intervention in Britain's latest round of Brexit wrangling. Plus, top crime author Simon Kenrick on the timeless appeal of Agatha Christie, whose first novel turned 100 this week.

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Andrew Pierce talks to behavioural scientist Professor Graham Loomes on whether 10pm curfews will really be an effective weapon in the battle against coronavirus, and speaks to former British ambassador to the U.S. Sir Christopher Meyer on Joe Biden's surprising intervention in Britain's Brexit wrangles. Plus, the author who thinks we SHOULD cancel Christmas to stop Covid.

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Andrew Pierce talks to Baroness Nicky Morgan, Former Minister for Culture Media and Sport, about the BBC's gender pay gap (and million-pound pay rises), and speaks to infection expert Dr David Strain on how the Government's testing problems could lead to a second lockdown if left unchecked. Plus, is your pension a sitting duck for scammers?

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Andrew Pierce talks to Ruari Fairbairns, CEO of One Year No Beer about how 'dangerous drinking' has surged in Britain thanks to the pandemic, and how to cut back if you're worried, and speaks to Adam Wagner, human rights barrister and host of the Better Human podcast on whether the 'Rule of Six' is a snooper's charter. Plus, London Fashion Week has gone virtual this year - and Liz Jones has a front row seat (well of course she does).

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Andrew Pierce talks to Dr Clare Gerada, Former Chair of the Royal College of GPs (and a GP who caught coronavirus herself) about the knock-on effects of the coronavirus epidemic, with patients fearing to seek treatment for other problems, and speaks to MP Sir Roger Gale about the latest battle over Brexit. Plus, bestselling crime writer Simon Kernick on the enduring appeal of Agatha Christie as a new £2 coin marks 100 years since her first novel.

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