Andrew Pierce’s best bits, from Lord Charlie Falconer on Dominic Cummings Durham jaunt and what that means for prosecuting lockdown breakers, to the Reverend Martin Pooole, whose question to Matt Hancock sparked a VERY rapid Government U-turn. Plus, would you sign up for hypnotherapy sessions… delivered via Zoom? 

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Andrew Pierce finds out what Monday’s lockdown liberation will really look like for our cooped-up nation (and whether that means it’s OK to have a barbecue), and speaks to Professor Scott Lucas about the escalating war of words between President Trump and Twitter, as the site flags one of his Tweets for inciting violence. Plus, Baz Bamigboye on Imelda Staunton’s return as the Queen in the fifth series of Netflix’s hit The Crown. 

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Andrew Pierce talks to the expert behind new research which shows that women are doing more than their share of chores and childcare, even when whole families are locked down together, and talks to Labour MP Barbara Keeley about whether Britain's new 'track and trace' strategy can really work. Plus, would you try hypnotherapy... over Zoom?

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Andrew Pierce talks to Reverend Martin Poole, who asked whether the government would review fines issued to parents in the wake of Dominic Cummings' lockdown travels (prompting a lightning-speed Government U-turn), and asks Stephen Robert, former deputy assistant commissioner at the Metropolitan Police whether 'local lockdowns' can really work. Plus, why is it getting even HARDER to get a refund for holidays booked this summer?

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Andrew Pierce talks to Sir Peter Fahy, Former Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police, about whether Dominic Cummings' cross-country trips have made it impossible to police Britain's lockdown, and talks to Mail Business Editor Ruth Sunderland about the ambitious 'Project Birch' plan to save British companies. Plus, the people who have actually got fitter during lockdown (instead of putting on a 'corona stone').

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Andrew Pierce talks to Conservative MP Peter Bone, who has been urging Dominic Cummings to resign in the wake of the lockdown scandal, and speaks to Shadow Attorney General Lord Charlie Falconer on whether Cummings' trip to Durham could jeopardise prosecutions against other lockdown breakers. Plus, what's it like to go on an online wellness retreat... from your living room?

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Andrew Pierce’s best bits, from Sir Vince Cable on whether students should pay full fees for now-online courses, to Mail columnist Peter Hitchens on why both lockdown and furlough have been disastrous mistakes. Plus, theatre supremo Julian Bird on why the lockdown could wipe out Britain’s theatreland for good.

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Andrew Pierce talks to Conservative MP Sir John Redwood about how Britain can end lockdown and get the economy moving again, and speaks to MP Sir Roger Gale on Boris Johnson’s apparent U-turn on NHS charges. Plus, could a post-Brexit US trade deal devastate Britain’s farming industry thanks to cheap, low-quality imports? 

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Andrew Pierce talks to Sir Vince Cable on the row over whether students should pay full fees for university courses which have now gone online, and speaks to Julian Bird, Chief Executive of the Society of London Theatre, about how the coronavirus threatens to wipe out live stage shows for good. Plus, the celebrity chefs offering online cook-along supper clubs.

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Andrew Pierce talks to Mail columnist Peter Hitchens about whether Britain has plunged itself into recession needlessly in the battle against the coronavirus, and speaks to Labour MP Rosie Cooper about whether the coronavirus ‘blame game’ has already begun, with scientists in the firing line. Plus, Sarah Vine on whether we are all being too cautious as the pandemic grips Britain.

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