The best of the Daily Show this week: Andrew Pierce talks to Bel Mooney about the challenges of self-isolation for older people, asks a top British medical expert about whether Ibuprofen is a bad choice for virus victims, and speaks to a church leader about how faiths are responding to the crisis. Plus, how do you keep fit without leaving your house?

Andrew Pierce talks to Jan Moir about her two weeks of working from home (and her transformation into a cavewoman), asks what can be done about the hard-partying youngsters still flocking to pubs as the coronavirus rages. Plus, the easy way to keep your heart healthy when you’re isolated at home - by doing 1,000 steps a day.

Andrew Pierce talks to former COBRA chairman Colonel Richard Kemp about what a lockdown will really mean for Britain, and discusses the financial peril faced by the self-employed with Labour MP Wes Streeting, who believes the Government isn't doing enough. Plus, is the coronavirus making the dating scene more chivalrous?

Andrew Pierce talks to former chair of the Royal College of GPs, Dr Clare Gerada, about whether ibuprofen could harm coronavirus patients, and gets the latest on the COVID-19 panic buying crisis. Plus, what you should do if the virus cancels your Easter getaway.

Andrew Pierce talks to the WHO on testing coronavirus patients, a landlord on COVID-19's effect on pubs, and a physiotherapist on how to stay fit when quarantined at home. Plus, why are economists are now using gin in a tin to measure inflation.

Andrew Pierce talks to two Daily Mail icons: Sarah Vine and Bel Mooney on the government's plan to isolate the over-70s, and asks how close we are to a cure for Coronavirus. Plus, what's next for Virgin Atlantic, and is COVID-19 ending marriages?

The best of the Daily Show this week: Andrew Pierce talks to Professor John Ashton about closing parliament for 4 months due to COVID19, speaks to a dairy farmer about raw milk, and asks Beverley Turner how you move on after a devastating divorce

Andrew Pierce talks to health policy expert Andy Cowper on the government’s coronavirus response, educational psychologist Tim Francis on screens for kids, and why 90 year olds could go to jail for not paying the licence fee. Plus, Angela Levin on King George VI’s letter that could fetch £4,000 at auction.

Andrew Pierce talks to Dr Sebastian Gorka, former deputy assistant to President Trump, about the coronavirus travel ban and Beverley Turner on divorce, and dating a younger man. Plus, Remain campaigner Femi Oluwole on whether yesterday’s budget is the Brexit dividend we were promised - and reveals who will be hosting the Great British Bake Off.

Andrew Pierce gets to grips with the budget with the help of Conservative MP, Saqib Bhatti and Labour’s Andy Burnham. And, as health minister Nadine Dorries contracts coronavirus, we ask whether parliament could be closed for four months.