As the Welsh government announce that next year's GCSE's and A-Levels will be cancelled Dan looks at the cost to children that the pandemic is having. Welsh Education Minister Kirsty Williams and UsForThem campaigner Molly Kingsley discuss the impact while Director of Reasoned UK Darren Grimes talks about the future of public broadcasting. There's firey debate too from the political panel with Dawn Foster and Patrick Christys

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As Pfizer announces success in its Covid vaccine trials Dan questions whether this will be a silver bullet that allows society to get back to normal. Former cabinet minister David Mellor thinks Boris may have taken us into a second lockdown based on a dodgy dossier, legendary Fox News correspondent Geraldo Rivera gives his take on Donald Trump post election and Daily Star columnist Dawn Neesom responds to Harry and Meghan's Remembrance Sunday display.

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As the second lockdown begins Dan is asking if you still trust the government's rationale for imposing it. Chair of the 1922 committee Sir Graham Brady expresses concern over the measures while former security adviser to President Trump responds to the ongoing results of the US election and talkRADIO's own Mike Graham gives us his take on the week's big stories. 

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The day after the night before. As the US presidential election results come through Dan gets reactions from former Trump campaign Deputy Leader Rick Gates and Biden campaign spokesperson Jenna Arnold, Adviser to President Donald Trump Dr Sebastian Gorka and Spectator writer Douglas Murray. Home Secretary Priti Patel gives an exclusive interview after MPs voted on the a second lockdown and the UK raised its terror threat alert.

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After Nigel Farage announces that the Brexit Party is transforming into the Reform Party, Dan questions why the mainstream media hasn't been covering it more. Businessman & Chairman of the Brexit / Reform Party Richard Tice speaks out about the media silence and there's debate on the party's relevance from former MEP Ben Habib and journalist Mike Buckley.

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Dan reads a statement in response to the ruling in the high court battle between The Sun and Johnny Depp. Co-author of The Great Barrington Declaration Prof Sunetra Gupta responds to the news of a second nationwide lockdown and former MEP Dr David Bull talks about why the Brexit Party has transformed into the Reform Party. The political panel with Benjamin Butterworth & Dominique Samuels discuss the merits of the new lockdown.

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Dan thinks we should be looking at Sweden's approach to Covid, what do you think? Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick responds to the report into Labour's antisemitism while author Douglas Murray and former Deputy Leader of the Trump campaign Rick Gates give updates on the US election.

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After Victoria Derbyshire is forced to apologise for comments suggesting she make break the rule of six on Christmas day Dan responds and whether we should or not is debated by editor of Spiked online Brendan O'Neill and journalist Mike Buckley. Extinction Rebellion spokesperson Donnachadh McCarthy explains why the organisation delivered a letter to Sir David Attenborough and Director of Reasoned UK Darren Grimes speaks his mind on inequality in the UK.

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Dan questions whether the Scottish and Welsh governments are using lockdowns to play politics, Secretary of State for Wales Simon Hart responds and Dean from Swansea calls in with a shocking story under the new restrictions. SNP MP Angus MacNeil and Senior Clinical Lecturer at The University of Exeter Medical School Dr Bharart Pankhania investigate claims made by Nicola Sturgeon and Guido Fawkes writer Tom Harwood gives his thoughts on Joe Biden and Marcus Rashford.

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Conservative candidate for the Mayor of London Shaun Bailey tells us what Rishi Sunak's revised economic plan will mean for London, late editor at the i Benjamin Butterworth and conservative commentator Dominique Samuels debate whether the police were right to fine a group of students who threw a party and former Trump campaign manager Rick Gates gives his thoughts ahead of the next presidential debate.

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