Andrew Pierce's best bits this week, from a VERY fiery exchange with an Extinction Rebellion spokesperson on their blockade of British newspaper printing presses to Sarah Vine on her impassioned plea for people to take risks in order to restore normality to British life. Plus, the Kardashians are finally leaving our screens: should we mourn... or pop open the champagne?

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Andrew Pierce talks to former World Health Organisation director Professor Karol Sikora, who believes that the Government's 'Rule of Six' is unenforceable and not based on science, and speaks to Zion Lights, former Extinction Rebellion spokeswoman, who is now backing nuclear power. Plus, can you give your cat coronavirus?

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Andrew Pierce talks to the University of Nottingham's Professor Keith Neal about whether Boris Johnson's moon shot plan could work (and whether the technology to do it even exists), and speaks to Inaya Folarin Iman, Director of the Free Speech Union, about the decision to award the Best Picture Oscar only to 'diverse' films. Plus, would you wear hand-me-downs given to you by your mother-in-law?

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Andrew Pierce talks to public health intervention expert Professor Linda Bauld on whether the Government's new rules will be effective (and whether a second lockdown could be looming), and speaks to Daily Mail columnist Sarah Vine on her impassioned call for us all to find the courage to get on with our lives. Plus, the real maverick genius who inspired Q in James Bond.

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As HMRC admits that up to £3.5 billion of furlough cash may have gone missing, Andrew Pierce speaks to Andrew Pepper-Parsons of whistleblower charity Protect on what to do if you suspect your employer of "furlough fraud", and speaks to Daily Mail Royal Editor Rebecca English on Harry and Meghan settling their £2.4m debt for renovations to Frogmore Cottage. Plus, are magnesium pills the secret to staying strong in later life?

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As Extinction Rebellion activists attack Britain's free press, Andrew Pierce talks to to spokesman Rupert Read, who believes the group is similar to the suffragettes and to Martin Luther King, and asks epidemiologist Professor Paul Hunter if the epidemic is once again out of control in Britain as daily cases hit 3,000. Plus, have you adopted the post-pandemic "nouveau pauvre" lifestyle? 

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Jim White and Richard Spurr's best bits this week, from author Matthew Syed on why shielding children from risk is so terribly damaging for them to campaigner Sian Sutherland on why we're still not doing anywhere near enough to cut plastic pollution. Plus, we test which face masks really protect you (and people around you) from coronavirus.

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Richard Spurr, in for Andrew Pierce, talks to Rob Griggs, Policy and Public Affairs Director, Airlines UK, on why Britain is heading for disaster unless it brings in airport virus tests to replace 14-day quarantines for travellers, and talks to author Gabriel Pogrund about Left Out, his devastating expose of the chaos inside the Labour party under Jeremy Corbyn. Plus, will the 25th James Bond film leave us shaken and stirred?

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Richard Spurr, in for Andrew Pierce, talks to Jonathan Hopper, CEO of Garrington Property Finders about this month's surprising boom in property prices (and whether it's really the right time to up sticks and move), and talks to showbiz agent Jonathan Shalit about Harry and Meghan's $150 million Netflix deal. Plus, after Selling Sunset, is it time for women to reclaim the word b***h?

 

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Jim White, in for Andrew Pierce, talks to parenting coach and former deputy head Sue Atkins about why some parents are still worried as children return to school, and speaks to Money Mail's Fiona Parker about life insurers who refuse to pay out to the terminally ill. Plus, would you eat a chicken curry grown in a lab dish?

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