On Nick Ferrari at Breakfast

Nick discusses the failure and lack of transparency from the government concerning the Southport attack and subsequent riot. Nick speaks to Baroness Neville-Jones, former Minister of State for Security and Counter Terrorism at the Home Office, about the government failings and how we can improve the system in the future. The Baroness also outlines that it’s no longer ideology driving violence; it’s exposure to violence driving the violence.

Nick speaks to Employment Minister, Alison McGovern, about the burgeoning issue surrounding benefit fraud. McGovern outlines the new rules and regulations that Labour is hoping to impose. One of which may include a driving licence suspension if fraud is committed, as well as allowing the government access to bank accounts.

Nick hears from Ruth Cadbury, Labour MP for Brentford and Isleworth, who talks about the long-standing discussion surrounding the expansion and subsequent third runway at Heathrow Airport. Cadbury disagrees with this discussion, claiming it will decrease regional growth in the long run.

Richard Blair, son of George Orwell, pays tribute to his father after it was announced yesterday that a new £2 coin will be released to celebrate his literary legacy.

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