The advice about face masks continues to be confusing so Dan asks whether we should be made to wear them. Founder of the masks4all movement Jeremy Howard tells us why wearing face masks is a no brainer and special correspondent for the New Statesman Harry Lambert opens the lid on government failings dating back 15 years and how they have affected our handling of COVID-19.

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In an impassioned speech Dan urges you to keep seeking medical advice despite the Coronavirus pandemic, Labour MP Rosie Cooper gives a powerful interview discussing the importance of keeping cancer treatments going and former health secretary Stephen Dorrell is frank about his own party's successes and failures in its response to COVID-19.

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Dan once again shines the spotlight on the international community's response to the Chinese government's handling of the Coronavirus pandemic. Conservative MP Stephen Crabb discusses the issue further and best selling author Lionel Shriver posits that the UK's lockdown may have gone too far.

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After sending a letter to the tabloid papers stating they will no longer cooperate with them Dan tells Harry & Meghan they should put these announcements on hold during the Coronavirus pandemic. Professor Karol Sikora, formerly of the World Health Organisation questions Prince Harry's comments on Coronavirus in the media and former Brexit Secretary David Davis tells us why small businesses should get a tax holiday to get the country moving again

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In the wake of President Trump withdrawing U.S. funds from the World Health Organisation Dan asks if we should be scrutinising their actions more. Conservative MP Michael Fabricant also asks if WHO needs to change after their handling of the Coronavirus pandemic and James Plaskett author of Bad Show comes on to defend Charles Ingram after Quiz aired on ITV, detailing the trial around Who Wants to be a Millionaire?

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As the issue around Coronavirus in care homes grows Dan questions if we've done enough to protect some of our most vulnerable citizens. Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Health, Wellbeing and Social Care Munira Wilson speaks out on the government's failings in dealing with care home COVID-19 deaths and former Conservative Health Minister Jakie Doyle-Price talks about the serious issue of the nation's mental health in these unprecedented times.

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As the first review of the lockdown restrictions pass Dan asks how much longer should it continue. Baroness Ros Altmann discusses the worrying situation with Coronavirus in care homes and Sir Iain Duncan Smith warns again about the potential dangers of Huawei being used in the UK infrastructure.

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After suffering with Coronavirus symptoms Dan returns to the studio and tells us about what he went through. Home Secretary Priti Patel gives her first interview for weeks in an exclusive with talkRADIO and Shadow Health Secretary John Ashworth responds to today's daily briefing.

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To help limit the spread of Coronavirus Dan asks, should we move to a cashless society? Former Health Minister Ben Bradshaw debates the government's approach to testing for the virus and Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party Andrew Bowie responds to Matt Hancock's new measures for increased testing.

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Dan asks you if you think the government's Coronavirus testing strategy has endangered the public. Son of NHS worker Thomas Harvey talks about how he tragically died of Coronavirus and shadow transport secretary Andy McDonald chats about the nation's railways and the Labour leadership contest.

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