Andrew Pierce talks to public health expert Professor Paul Hunter about how many lives could have been saved if Britain had locked down just a few days earlier, and speaks to MP Bob Blackman about the scandal of postmasters prosecuted over a software error. Plus, are you secretly a tiny bit grateful not to be going on a foreign holiday this year?

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Andrew Pierce talks to lawyer and activist Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu about why statues of slave-traders must be torn down to help heal the wounds of Britain's colonial past, and speaks to former head teacher Peter Lang about the Government's schools U-turn which means many pupils face six months without education. Plus, the amoral 'Covid con men' preying on the vulnerable during the crisis.

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Andrew Pierce talks to Conservative mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey about his dismay about rioters vandalising statues of Winston Churchill, and speaks to barrister Ben Keith about Prince Andrew's war of words with American prosecutors over paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein. Plus, how to wash your hands to stay safe (without ruining your skin).

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Andrew Pierce talks to Professor Sir Geoff Palmer about why he believes that statues associated with slavery should be allowed to stand, to allow future generations to learn from Britain's past, and speaks to the Green party's Caroline Lucas about whether beaches should close to prevent a second coronavirus spike. Plus, top tips on how to live to 100 (and still have a spring in your step).

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Andrew Pierce talks to the Daily Mail's Associate News Editor Stephen Wright about the catalogue of errors which dogged the investigation into Madeleine McCann’s disappearance, right from its first hours, and speaks to Louise Coward of Transport Focus about why masks on public transport could be crucial to getting Britain moving again. Plus, how Britain’s zoos could be forced to kill thousands of animals due to lockdown restrictions. 

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Andrew Pierce’s best bits from Dame Margaret Hodge on why the return to Parliament is denying her (and many other MPs) the right to vote, to Money Mail’s Amelia Murray on how lockdown is turning Britain into a nation of savers. Plus, why are so many of us developing ‘corona crushes’ on politicians like Matt Hancock? 

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Andrew Pierce talks to David Jones, the Daily Mail reporter who has spent 13 years reporting on the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, on the startling new developments in the case, and speaks to Ged Grebby, Chief executive of Show Racism the Red Card, about the protests sweeping the world in the wake of George Floyd's murder. Plus, the women who've developed 'corona crushes' on politicians from Dominic Raab to Matt Hancock.

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Andrew Pierce talks to Philip Blond, former speechwriter for David Cameron about the Government’s two-week quarantine for travellers, and what the policy means for ordinary Britons, and speaks to health expert Professor Karol Sikora about whether the time for a ‘one-size-fits-all’ lockdown is over. Plus, Money Mail’s Amelia Murray on why families have actually saved more (and paid off debts) in lockdown.

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As Westminster returns ‘to the office’, Andrew Pierce speaks to Dame Margaret Hodge about how vulnerable MPs like her are being denied their right to vote, and speaks to a bar owner about how the ‘two metre’ rule is devastating the hospitality industry, and why Britain should adopt the one-metre rule used elsewhere. Plus, would you try out the barber offering DIY haircuts over Zoom?

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Andrew Pierce talks to Joe Twyman of Deltapoll about new data which shows just how hard the Dominic Cummings affair has hit Boris Johnson and the Conservative party, and speaks to Alyson Malach, Director of Equality and Diversity UK, about the angry protests erupting around the world in the wake of the death of George Floyd. Plus, the author who’s doing her best to find (socially distanced) love in lockdown.

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