The Nigel Farage Show

Conservative leadership contender Rory Stewart tells Nigel Farage: "We need to find a way, as a party, of reaching out to you and bring you in to try to work out how we crack this, how do we get this (Brexit) through parliament."

The comedian made the joke on Victoria Coren Mitchell's Heresy radio programme on Tuesday night, and was criticised by Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage among others.

So today we had Andrea Leadsom launch her leadership bid by insisting that leaving the EU on 31 October is, for her, "a hard red line"

Also launching his campaign, Mark Harper (Who you ask?) well he said Brexit could not be solved by "threatening no deal" and promising to leave on 31 October was "not credible"

MPs will vote for the first time on Thursday - whoever gets the lowest vote will be eliminated.

Nigel Farage has revealed to LBC what he discussed with US President Donald Trump when he met just before the show. Nigel also ask should we welcome with open arms Trump's potential trade deal?

A long-running personal feud between US President Donald Trump and London Mayor Sadiq Khan appears to be far from over. The pair publicly clashed in the latest round of exchanges as the US head of state began a three-day state visit to the UK. On Sunday, Mr Khan described the president as "just one of the most egregious examples of a growing global threat".

Donald Trump today calls on Britain to send Nigel Farage to negotiate with Brussels and pursue a no-deal Brexit if the EU refuses to give Britain what it wants.

In an interview with The Sunday Times ahead of his state visit to the UK this week, the American president said the next prime minister should refuse to pay the £39bn Brexit divorce bill and “walk away” if Brussels does not bow to Britain’s demands.

This comes after Jeremy Corbyn said: "The referendum would be on a negotiated deal or alternatives to that. It's not a rerun of 2016."

Nigel asks listeners what they learnt last night from the EU election results?

Is there an appetite from you for a confirmatory referendum this follows Keir Starmer's comments that is has been raised in discussions with the PM