James chats to Chris Phillips, former Head of the National Counter Terrorism Security Office about the investigation into the shooting in Germany. Kevin Meagher, former Labour Advisor gives his take on Tony Blair's warning Boris Johnson will be PM for 10 years if Labour doesn't undergo 'head to toe' overhaul and Paul Cobbing, Chief Executive of National Flood Forum updates James on the flooding across the country.

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James speaks to Anne Widdecombe about the new immigration rules announced by the government. James speaks to former health secretary Steve Dorell after The Foreign Office has told Britons on a cruise ship struck with Coronavirus to stay on the ship. Music Journalist Russ Kane discusses Dave the Rapper's BRITs speech calling Prime Minister Boris Johnson racist.

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James chats to Orlaith Minogue, Conflict and Humanitarian Advocacy Adviser from Save the Children about the crisis in Syria. Mo Hussain, former Special Advisor to Amber Rudd explains what it takes to be a government advisor and Sophie Hessar, Private Jet Manager at Air Charter Service in London talks about the demand for private jets in the wake of Coronavirus.

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James chats to Sean Joyce, Head of Regulatory and Criminal Justice at Stephensons Solicitors about why the CPS were so determined to press charges against Caroline Flack. Andrew Bridgen, Conservative MP for North West Leicestershire and Marley Morris, Associate Director for Immigration, Trade and EU Relations at the Institute for Public Policy Research discuss the Brexit trade talks.

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James talks to Jerry Hayes about the Sajid Javid's resignation amidst the Cabinet reshuffle, Dr Simon Clarke gives us an the latest on the Coronavirus as the first case is confirmed in London, and it's World Radio Day, so James speaks to two radio legends, Chris Tarrant and Howard Hughes to mark the occassion.

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James speaks to Andrew Bridgen, Conservative MP for North West Leicestershire, who is opposed to HS2 going through his constituency. Dr Rabbi Jonathan Romain explains why he's against the plans to build a Holocaust memorial museum and members of Clannad come into the studio to talk about their farewell tour.

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James chats with Fiachra O'Coinnaith, Political Correspondent at RTE about the rise of Sinn Fein in the Irish elections and if reunification is on the cards. Tory MP Tobias Ellwood explains why he backed a campaign to name a street after war hero Brave Pte Jeff Doherty and Nigel Harris discuss the expected announcement on the HS2 project this week.

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James chats to Tory MP and army veteran Tom Tugendhat about claims from the Cambridge Uni Students Union that military personnel at their fresher's fair could harm mental health. Rear Admiral Christopher John Parry gives his take on the navy fishing protection fleet tripling its strength and Baroness Molly Meacher, Chair at Dignity in Dying discusses plans for 160-thousand medics to be asked how they feel about assisted dying.

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James chats to Ilmarie Braun who is campaigning for access to medicinal cannabis under prescription. Former Police Officer Chris Hobbs discusses paramedics receiving training in response to terror attacks and Nathan Yeowell, Director at Progress gives his take on the Labour leadership race.

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James talks knife crime, UFOs and spiritual healing (no, really) and chats to Wera Hobhouse on her bid to become leader of the Lib Dems.

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