A Budget Special with Conservative MP for Heywood & Middleton Chris Clarkson and Labour MP for Rhondda Chris Bryant. Plus, Dr Jo Michell, Associate Professor of Economics at the University of the West of England, discusses the economical effects of the budget.

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James chats to Dr Kate Bunyan, Chief Medical Officer at Doctor Care Anywhere as the number of deaths from Coronavirus in the UK continues to rise. Dr Mark Jones, Vet and Wildlife Campaigner gives his take on the RSPCA not prosecuting a lawyer who killed fox with baseball bat and former Brexit Party MEP Alex Phillips tells James what she's been up to since Brexit.

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James chats to Jonathan Ball, Professor of Molecular Virology at the University of Nottingham following the first Coronavirus death in the UK. Gavin Esler discusses his podcast about Vladmir Putin and Brian Dunning, Science Writer and host of the Skeptoid podcast talks about different conspiracy theories, including Coronavirus.

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James chats to Sherry Izadi, wife of Anoosheh Ashoori about prisoners being given hope by Iran's mass jail releases as coronavirus spreads. Comedian gives his take on the return of Spitting Image and Chris Roberts, music writer and author discusses the return of Genesis.

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James chats to Mark Francois, Conservative MP for Rayleigh and Wickford and Chairman of the European Research Group about Brexit trade deals. Chris Hobbs, former Met Police officer explains what might happen with emergency services if Coronavirus continues to spread and Prof Lewis Dartnell tells James about his Sunday Times best selling book ''Origins: How The Earth Made Us''.

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James chats to Dr Bharat Pankhania, Senior Clinical Lecturer, University of Exeter about the potential spread of coronavirus in the UK. John Rentoul, Chief Political commentator for the Independent on Sunday discusses bullying claims against Priti Patel and Areeba Hamid from Greenpeace explains their decision to target and stop Barclay banks from opening.

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James chats to Andrew Bridgen, Conservative Member of Parliament for North West Leicestershire about the threats to abandon Brexit trade talks. Peter Egan, Actor and animal rights activist is horrified at the killing of feral chickens on Jersey and Tony Devenish, Conservative London Assembly Member for Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster explains why he's happy plans for a third runway at Heathrow have been stalled.

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James speaks to Richard Ratcliffe and Sherry Izadi, whose spouses are in danger of contracting the coronavirus in a prison in Iran. Tom Tugendhat talks about Dominic Cummings' fight to for a review of government security and the Evening Standard's Royal Editor Robert Jobson talks to James about Prince Harry's request to be called 'Just Harry'.

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James chats to David Niven, Child Protection Expert about the inquiry into Westminster covering up child sexual abuse to protect MPs. Jonathan Ball, Professor of Molecular Virology at the University of Nottingham explains why he's surprised Coronavirus hasn't already been declared a pandemic and Stewart Mitchell, Historian at the Gordons Highlanders Museum talks about the honour bestowed upon hero war dog Peggy.

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James chats to Pat McFadden, Labour MP for Wolverhampton about the Labour leadership contest. Stewart Jackson, Former Conservative MP and former special advisor for David Davis discusses Home Secretary Priti Patel's concerns over 'false MI5 claims' and Mark Stephens, International Lawyer reacts to Harvey Weinstein's guilty verdict.

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