On the day the Prime Minister gave a press conference to step up the measures being taken to fight Coronavirus Dan asks if we should close all our schools yet. Rachael Maskell, the Labour MP already in self-isolation speaks to us about what she's going through and Bell Ribeiro-Addy tells us know why she is disappointed in the government's response so far.

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Rishi Sunak unveiled his first budget in the midst of the Coronavirus threat. Dan gives his honest opinion of it and we get responses from Labour Shadow Secretary to the Treasury Peter Dowd and Chief Secretary to the Treasury Steve Barclay.

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Some are using the Coronavirus as a reason to delay the Brexit negotiations, Dan tells you exactly what he thinks about that and Christine Jardine of the Lib Dems comes on to fight the opposite corner. Meanwhile in light of the government vote on Huawei's role in the UK's 5G plans MP Damian Green gives us a warning against using the Chinese tech giant.

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The Commonwealth Day ceremony marks Harry & Meghan's last official royal engagement, Dan asks whether they may regret stepping down as major royals, Ash Sarkar says that Labour was right to suspend Trevor Phillips for Islamophobic comments and Cat Hobbs of the campaign group We Own It debates the various merits of the BBC.

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Should the government make 37 million hard working Brits suffer by unfreezing fuel rates? Dan says no, Conservative councillor Liam Walker debates otherwise and new Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden gives us his thoughts on the future of the BBC.

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As Coronavirus sweeps across the world Dan tells us why it's important we all do our part and get clean, Shadow Secretary of State Rachael Maskell let's us know what she thinks of the government's response to the virus and columnist Angela Epstein debates with Dr. Linda Papodopoulos on whether it calling people fat should be banned.

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Dan worries that we may be leading the country to panic too soon over Coronavirus, Sir Robbie Gibb gives his thoughts on the BBC licence fee and Anneliese Dodds chats about whether Sir Keir Stamer could be the next Labour leader.

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Dan reflects on Laurence Fox leaving twitter after being trolled, Femi Oluwole and India Willoughby debate social media freedom and former head of royal protection Dai Davies tells us what he thinks about Harry and Meghan's decision to leave the royals.

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