Andrew Pierce talks to Steve Valdez-Symonds, Amnesty International's UK refugee programme director about who should take responsibility for the migrants taking risky journeys across the Channel to reach Britain, and speaks to microbiology expert Professor Paul Hunter about whether it's really safe not to wear masks in the office (as Matt Hancock believes). Plus, is 'moon bathing' as howling mad as it sounds?

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Andrew Pierce talks to a student left without a university place and doubting her future after the A-Level results fiasco and asks if the Government will ever get people back to work after yet another rise in rail fares. Plus, could we be driving "hands-free" on the motorways by next year?

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Andrew Pierce talks to YouGov pollster Chris Curtis on how costly this week's U-turn on exams could be for the Government, and speaks to Money Mail editor Victoria Bischoff on the death of the savings account (and how to make the most of your money in these uncertain times). Plus, can a new milk chocolate formula actually be good for you?

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Andrew Pierce talks to former head teacher Peter Lang as England follows Scotland, Wales and northern Ireland to allow pupils to rely on teachers' predictions, and speaks to PETA spokesperson Jennifer White about the dark side of the trend for 'pandemic puppies'. Plus, the REAL reason French women don't get fat.

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Andrew Pierce's best bits this week, from award-winning Daily Mail crime writer Stephen Wright on why the Stephen Lawrence case is not yet over to Toby Young on why he's started a dating service for coronavirus sceptics. Plus, the fiery woman chefs reclaiming the barbecue from macho meatheads.

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Andrew Pierce talks to behaviour expert Dr Nilufar Ahmed about whether Boris's new £3,200 fines for repeated refusal to wear a mask will actually have any effect, and speaks to Jan Moir about Harry and Meghan (and their modest new American mega-mansion. Plus, the man who believes Britain's most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson should be freed.

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Andrew Pierce talks to Shadow Education Secretary Kate Green about the mistakes the Government made in handling A-level results in the shadow of Covid, and speaks to Amanda Brock, CEO of Open UK, about whether Britain's new contact-tracing app can make a difference in the battle against coronavirus. Plus, the female chefs battling to take back the barbecue from macho meat-sizzlers.

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Andrew Pierce speaks to award-winning Daily Mail crime writer Stephen Wright about the Met Police's decision to end its active investigation into the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence, and speaks to Labour's Angela Eagle about the Government mistakes which led to the worst recession in decades. Plus, drug lord Pablo Escobar's son Roberto on where a billion dollars of his father's treasure is hidden.

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Andrew Pierce talks to Robert Halfon MP, Chair of the Education Select Committee, on Boris's pledge to keep schools open even if there's another lockdown, and speaks to Professor Keith Neal on whether new test and trace measures could help Britain get on top of the coronavirus. Plus, the inspiring cancer patient who became a one-man medical miracle.

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Andrew Pierce speaks to Toby Young on his latest venture, a dating service aimed at those who are sceptical about the impact of the coronavirus, and speaks to Daily Mail City Editor Ruth Sunderland about a new survey which suggests one in three firms are planning to fire workers next month. Plus, with 1,000 new cases in one day, are we facing a second wave of the coronavirus?

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