Dan asks if people feel safe enough to go back to work a day before new measures are introduced. Dr John Lee explains why this pandemic is maybe not as bad as we're led to believe and Harriet Harman MP details why Matt Hancock needs to be tougher on privacy in the new NHSX app.

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The day after the Prime Minister announced a roadmap through the lockdown Dan asks if he has done enough. Liberal Democrat MP Christine Jardine gives her reaction to it and SNP MP Angus MacNeil gives a controversial opinion on how to keep restricting people's travel across the border.

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On the eve of the 75th anniversary of VE Day Dan tells the emotional story of his own Grandmother and our greatest generation. WW2 survivor Henny Franks gives a stark and beautiful interview about her experience and ex-military man & pop star James Blunt tells us what he is doing to help frontline workers.

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The day after it was revealed that Coronavirus adviser Professor Neil Ferguson had broken lockdown rules Dan hits out at the hypocrisy of those meant to be guiding us. Former Brexit Secretary David Davis says we should have been questioning Prof Ferguson's modelling right from the beginning and U.S. Congressman Michael McCaul tells us why he is continuing to apply pressure into an investigation into China and the Coronavirus pandemic.

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After being moved by a listener's message Dan asks whether couple's who don't live together should now be allowed to see each other again. Journalist Benjamin Butterworth says yes they should but callers Brian and John think no and Labour MP Sam Tarry voices the concerns of union workers as some sectors prepare to go back to work.

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Dan asks whether the over 70s should have to keep isolating regardless of health or fitness, Conservative MP Steve Baker argues we should be out of the lockdown already and we get two opposing views on the over 70s debate from Countdown host Nick Hewer and journalist Ashley Pearson

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The Prime Minister returns to helming the daily briefings and Dan is asking whether he should start the process of loosening the lockdown. Professor Eyal Winter explains how we might effectively ease lockdown measures and Conservative MP Damian Hinds is frank about how social media companies need to do more to stop the spread of misinformation,

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On the day that Carrie Symonds and Boris Johnson welcomed a new child into the world Dan questions the people saying he should be returning to work immediately. Alastair Campbell engages in firey debate over the subject and even our political panel with Emily Carver and James Mills weigh in on the subject.

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Will you feel safe using public transport after the lockdown measures are eased? Dan wants to know. Caller Gary from Cheshire tells us why thinks we shouldn't be moving on yet and Secretary of State for International Trade Liz Truss takes questions on the devastating effect COVID-19 is having on worldwide trade.

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Five weeks into the lockdown Dan questions whether the government should be outlining an exit plan. Lord Alan Sugar reigns fire over those being unnecessarily critical in the time of COVID-19 and Tobias Ellwood explains how the race to discover a vaccine could get nasty.

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