The police are investigating whether Mandelson passed sensitive government information to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaves Royal lodge in Windsor under the cover of darkness and what is the new Melania documentary film really like?
More Epstein scandal...should Mandelson still be a peer, and does the House of Lords now need to be reformed? Also - would you share your dashcam footage with the authorities showing other drivers littering?
Another tranche of Epstein files are released and there is yet more revelations related to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson, is the countryside racist, and daylight robbery in Richmond!
A Great Ormond Street Doctor botched operations harming nearly 100 children, the bus driver that jumped out of his cab to catch someone who stole a necklace off a passenger ends up getting sacked at tribunal, and the number of term-time school holiday fines rises again.
Is Trump amassing ships and troops in the Middle East for an attack on Iran? Labour risks election wipeout unless it improves Britain's high streets, and Brooklyn Beckham and his wife splash £80k on two bottles of wine!?
Hospitality sector says the new incentives from Rachel Reeves are still short of what is needed, £2million of stolen tools uncovered and Nick Clegg comes into the studio to discuss 10 years since Brexit.
Shabana Mahmood joins Nick in the studio to take calls, also previous Home Sec, Suella Braverman is the latest defection to reform, and we mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
Intensive care nurse Alex Pretti shoot dead by ICE agents during protests in Minneapolis, have Labour shot themselves in the foot by blocking Andy Burnham from standing as an MP, and it's 100 years since the first TV demonstration - Nick speaks to the Grandson of the inventor, John Logie Baird.
Trumps insult to NATO troops saying they stayed off the front line, should we have joined the new 'board of peace', and which film just picked up the most Oscar nominations ever?
Trump drops the Tariff threat after framework of deal agreed over Greenland, we hear from a Greenland resident on whether they would accept $1million to leave the Island, and Labour vote to remove the law that halts hounding of Ulster Troops.
Chinese mega-embassy approved by government, 'have a backbone' California governor urges European leaders, and it's 50 years since Concorde's first commercial flight.
Putin invited to join Trump's global 'Board of Peace', the Beckham's rift with Brooklyn deepens, and how long is too long for a film?
Starmer faces calls to axe King's state visit to the US, the culture secretary says Farage would be a 'fascist PM' and we take Keir Starmer's speech live about the Greenland situation and our relationship with Trump & the US.
Robert Jenrick gets sacked before joined the Reform party - who comes off looking best in this? Police chief job in the balance, and the new 'Dads Army' can enlist former troops up to the age of 65!
Labour try a relaunch with a new party political broadcast, but not everyone is falling for it. Which boss should get fired first - Midlands Police Chief, or the south east water boss, where thousands have suffered without water for days, and what's the connection between Donald Trump, Jesus, and Taylor Swift?
'Help is on it's way' Trump tells Iranian protesters, another government U-turn as digital IDs no longer compulsory, and War Horse author, Sir Michael Morpurgo speaks to Nick.
Former chancellor Nadim Zahawi surprise defection to reform, the lack of water in Tunbridge Wells continues, and how much are your vet bills?
'War on potholes' names & shames councils, Peter Mandelson refuses to apologise to Jeffrey Epstein's victims, and a home schooling surge.
This episode covers the widespread disruption caused by Storm Goretti across the UK, with reporters detailing power outages and travel issues in Cornwall, Wales, and Birmingham. The program also delves into significant political and social debates, including the government's controversial U-turn on pub business rates, a critical discussion on UK defence readiness regarding potential troop deployment to Ukraine, and an examination of a Cambridge college's policy favoring private school applicants. Additionally, a US police shooting in Minneapolis sparks intense debate, and the poignant story of baby Elsa, abandoned and later reunited with her siblings, is shared alongside an appreciation of David Bowie's legacy ten years after his passing.
US Migrant officer shoots protestor dead as she sits at the wheel of her car, the UK assist US in seizure of oil tankers in the Atlantic, and is a drama about Huw Edwards at the BBC in bad taste?
Starmer says UK forces could be on the ground in Ukraine in the event of peace deal, South East water boss gives himself 8 out of 10 despite locals having no drinking water for two weeks, and the extraordinary Home Affairs committee hearing with the police chief over Maccabi Tel Aviv fans being banned
Starmer says that the UK stands with Greenland & Denmark as Trump eyes up the strategic Island, the government announce an online hospital to see patients at home, and drivers over 70 to face compulsory eye tests.
Venezuelan President Maduro is captured by US forces and taken to New York to face trial, the government put powers in place to seize phones of migrants crossing the channel, and Starmer wants closer ties to the European single market.
First asylum seekers due in Crowborough Baracks in weeks, Chris Rea dies just before Christmas, and our Nick Ferrari show bloopers of 2025!
BBC facing calls to axe David William's xmas special from the schedules, trail hunting to be banned under new animal welfare push, and why has Brooklyn Beckham blocked his parents on instagram?
Local elections could be delayed again for millions and Michelle Mone-linked PPE Medpro company to be wound up after being ordered to repay £148M,
PROTESTERS CHANTING 'GLOBALISE THE INTIFADA' TO FACE ARREST AFTER BONDI BEACH TERROR ATTACK, £6BN COST OF STARMER'S NEW BID TO SUCK UP TO BRUSSELS & MELANIA: FIRST TRAILER RELEASED FOR AMAZON’S DOCUMENTARY ON THE FIRST LADY
Liverpool parade attacker sentenced, resident Doctors strike begins, and the Grand Secretary of the Freemasons in England responds to the Met saying all it's officers will have to declare if they are members.
Health Secretary is furious as resident Doctors ignore his pleas and vote unanimously for a 5 day walk out in the run up to Christmas, Trump is suing the BBC for defamation, and can anyone get an NHS dentist?
Reaction to the shooting in Bondi, Sydney where a Hanukkah celebration was targeted by what Australian police have called a father & son terror attack. Also, King Charles personal message about his own cancer diagnosis & treatment leads to a surge of people coming forward for screenings.
