Nick's Top Story: Would it matter if Hague was gay?

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• Hague isn't gay... but would it matter if he was?

  

  1st Sep: William Hague has denied that he is gay, but Nick asks: Would it matter if he was?

• Ed Miliband unconcerned by Blair's book timing

  

  1st Sep: Ed Miliband told Nick that he was unconcerned by the unfortunate timing of the release of Tony Blair's book.

• Diane Abbot not buying Blair's book

  

  1st Sep: Diane Abbott told Nick that she had no interest in buying Tony Blair's book.

• David Miliband: I want to move away from past problems

  

  31st Aug: Labour leadership candidate David Miliband told Nick that he is distancing himself from disagreements of elder statesmen.

• Should widow of 7/7 suicide bomber get legal aid?

  

  27th Aug: Nick is asking, should the widow of a July 7th bomber be given legal aid.

• Should we send so much aid to Pakistan?

  

  25th Aug: After Pakistan spent £7.8billion on their defence budget, Nick wants to know if we should be giving them so much aid.

• Should mosque be built near Ground Zero?

  

  24th Aug: With a controversial mosque being built close to Ground Zero in New York, Nick asks if it is a good idea.

• Are new rules on MPs' expenses 'chaos'?

  

  23rd Aug: After MPs were handed over £1m in emergency loans, Nick asks if the new expenses system is 'chaos'.

• Were we right to release Al-Megrahi?

  

  20th Aug: A year to the day since Lockerbie bomber Al-Megrahi was released, James Whale asks if it was the right decision.

• Should A-Level students go straight to uni?

  

  19th Aug: As A-level results are released, James Whale is asking whether it's best for students to go straight to uni or take a gap year.

• After 100 days, how have the coalition done?

  

  18th Aug: 100 days of the coalition, how have Cameron and Clegg done? James Whale finds out.

• Should private clamping be illegal?

  

  17th Aug: James Whale, standing in for Nick Ferrari, asks whether private clamping should be made illegal.

• Should Alan Milburn help the coalition?

  

  16th Aug: James Whale, standing in for Nick Ferrari, asks whether Alan Milburn helping the coalition undermines Labour.

• More aviation strike action?

  

  13th Aug: More aviation strike action is planned for the end of August; will our holiday plans be totally disrupted?

• Should personal info be recorded when dialling 999?

  

  12th Aug: Nick asks, is it right for personal information of people calling 999 to be stored in police databases?

• Sports Minister Understands Wembley Boo-Boys

  

  11th Aug: Sports Minister Hugh Robertson admits he can understand why some of the crowd may boo the England team tonight.

• Met Police Chief answers your questions

  

  10th Aug: Sir Paul Stephenson admitted Police job cuts are inevitable due to the cuts in funding under the new government.

• Should public money be spent on protecting aid workers?

  

  9th Aug: After Karen Woo was killed, Nick is asking whether public money should be spent on protecting aid workers?

• Naomi Campbell: Victim or Villain?

  

  6th Aug: Naomi Campbell gave evidence in a war crimes trial over allegations she received blood diamonds. So how did she perform?

• Damilola's killer walks free: Are we sending wrong message?

  

  5th Aug: Damilola Taylor's killer is to walk free after serving only four years. Is this sending out the wrong message?

• Is there a problem with eating cloned meat?

  

  4th Aug: After cloned meat was released into the food chain, Nick wants to know if there is anything wrong with it.

• Was Cameron right to speak openly about Pakistan?

  

  3rd Aug: David Cameron spoke openly about Pakistan's links to terrorism right before a state visit. Was that the right thing to do?

• Is it fair banks refuse to lend when profits are so high?

  

  2nd Aug: High Street banks have revealed huge profits, so is it fair that they are still refusing to lend?

• Reporter Tom tries Boris's hire scheme

  

  30th July: Does the cycle hire scheme actually work? Nick sent reporter Tom Cheal out to take one of the bikes for a spin.

• Nick and Boris cycling around London - Video

  

  29th July: On the eve of the Cycle Hire Scheme, Nick Ferrari joined Boris Johnson on a test cycle around Leicester Square.

• Kyra Death: Have we learnt anything from Baby P?

  

  28th July: After Kyra's death was ruled to be preventable, Nick asks are child services failing? Did they learn nothing from Baby P?

• Lord Coe proud of 2012 preparations

  

  27th July: Lord Coe told Nick Ferrari that he is proud of how well the preparations for the 2012 Olympics are going.

• Should Jon Venables be given another identity?

  

  26th July: With reports stating that Jon Venables will be given a new identity when he gets out of jail, Nick asks if this is right.

• Should riot officer have been charged over Tomlinson death?

  

  23rd July: After the CPS decided not to prosecute the riot officer over Ian Tomlinson's death, Nick wants to know if that's right.

• TfL chief angry over Albert Bridge Closure

  

  22nd July: TfL Commissioner Peter Hendy answered your questions and admitted that he is frustrated by the lengthy closure of Albert Bridge.

• How big is the terror threat to London?

  

  21st July: Five years on from the failed 21/7 attacks in London, Nick wants to know how big the terror threat is in London.

• Big Society: Good idea or an excuse for cuts?

  

  20th July: David Cameron's Big Society - Nick wants to know if it is a good idea or an excuse for making cuts?

• Boris on cycle super-highways... and his private life

  

  19th July: Stats say crime is down, but is it true? Nick asked Shadow Home Secretary Alan Johnson.

• Stats say crime is down... but is it true?

  

  16th July: Stats say crime is down, but is it true? Nick asked Shadow Home Secretary Alan Johnson.

• Should Facebook close down Moat tribute page?

  

  15th July: Facebook have refused to remove the tribute page to Raoul Moat, despite Downing St criticism. Do you think it should be removed?

• Balls: Schools cuts put youngsters at risk

  

  14th July: Former Schools Secretary Ed Balls told Nick that the government's plans for schools puts young people at risk.

• Was Live Aid money spent properly?

  

  13th July: On the 25th anniversary of Live Aid, Nick asked one of the organisers if the money raised was properly spent.

• Should kids be allowed to cycle on the pavement?

  

  12th July: Boris Johnson has backed calls for children to be allowed to cycle on the pavement. Do you agree?

• Violence in the black community: A casestudy

  

  9th July: Nick gets a call from a former gang member who was stabbed 16 times, but has turned his life around.

• Should a 10-year-old be given a gun license?

  

  8th July: After a 10-year-old was given a gun license, Nick asks how the police could have allowed this to happen.

• Sir Ian Blair on policing the 7/7 attacks

  

  7th July: Nick spoke to Sir Ian Blair, the head of the Metropolitan Police on that tragic day about his recollections.

• Could police have stopped on-the-run gunman?

  

  6th July: With gunman Raoul Moat still on the run, Nick asks crime experts whether the police could have prevented his alleged spree.

• How can we stop gang violence and knife crime?

  

  5th July: After another weeekend of violence in London, Nick asks what we can do to stop gang violence and knife crime in London?

• Will cuts leave us vulnerable to terror attacks?

  

  2nd July: Spending cuts could leave us open to terror attacks, according to a Scotland Yard report. Nick asks if that's true.

• What laws would you like to repeal?

  

  1st July: Nick Clegg is launching a website to ask the public what laws they would like to repeal. So what would you get rid of?

• Should more criminals go to jail?

  

  30th June: As Justice Minister Ken Clarke reveals that less criminals will go to jail, Nick asks whether rehab can cut crime?

• How should you deal with teenagers and alcohol?

  

  29th June: Nick wants to know how you should deal with the topic of youngsters drinking - should you buy them alcohol?

• Why did England perform so poorly?

  

  28th June: Nick asks whether it was the manager or players that contributed to England’s ignominious World Cup exit.

• Boris to run for Mayor!

  

  24th June: Boris tells Nick that it would be "almost inconceivable" to not run for the Mayor of London.

• Was yesterday's Budget 'progressive'?

  

  23rd June: Following George Osborne's tough Budget, Nick asks Lib Dem Danny Alexander, whether it's a 'progressive' one?

• Is it time our troops left Afghanistan?

  

  22nd June: Following the tragic news of the 300th British death in Afghanistan, Nick asks whether it's time to pull out?

• Why can't England produce sporting winners?

  

  21st June: John McEnroe joins Nick to talk about the lack of English players at this year's Wimbledon.

• Can England Win Tonight?

  

  18th June: Nick asks whether England can beat Algeria tonight after their disappointing start.

• Lord Coe on Danny Boyle and Vuvuzelas at The Olympics

  

  17th June: Danny Boyle will be in charge of the 2012 Opening Ceremony. Nick gets Lord Coe's reaction on the appointment.

• Should the British Army face charges over Bloody Sunday?

  

  The Saville Inquiry has laid the blame for Bloody Sunday at the British Army's door. Should they face charges?

• Should Obama compare the BP oil spill to 9/11?

  

  Barack Obama has compared the BP oil disaster to the terrorist attack of 9/11. Has he got a point?

• What should Fabio Capello do?

  

  Following England’s underwhelming start at the World Cup, Nick asks whether the team should keep faith in Rob Green.

• BP: Should Cameron be standing up for the UK?

  

  With the BP disaster generating anti- British rhetoric, Nick asks whether it's time for Cameron to stand up for the UK?

• Abbott: Labour needs to win public confidence

  

  10th Jun: Labour leadership candidate Diane Abbot has told LBC her party lost the public's trust over the Iraq war.

• Burnham: Working class background helps me stand out

  

  9th Jun: Andy Burnham told LBC his working class background sets him apart from the other candidates for the Labour leadership.

• Lembit Opik: I want to be London Mayor

  

  8th Jun: Former Liberal Democrat MP Lembit Opik has told LBC he'd like to stand for Mayor of London.

• Does 24hr news create copycat killers?

  

  7th Jun: As rumours built about why Derrick Bird went on a murderous rampage, Nick asks if TV news is a help or a hindrance.

• Does a lack of women in key jobs affect society?

  

  4th Jun: As Harriet Harman urges Labour's shadow cabinet to have an equal split between men and women, Andrew asks if that's a good thing.

• Olympics Minister: Cuts won't affect 2012 Games

  

  3rd Jun: Olympics Minister Jeremy Hunt told LBC that cuts to the Olympic budget won't affect the Games in 2012.

• Does Ken stand a chance against Boris?

  

  2nd Jun: Ken Livingstone has announced that he is to stand again in the 2012 London Mayoral Election. But can he win it?

• Is London losing it's battle against crime?

  

  1st Jun: After another weekend of violence in the capital, Andrew Pierce asks if London is losing the battle against crime.

• Should motorcyclists pay to park in London?

  

  28th May: Motorcyclists are to protest after being made to pay £1 to park in London. But Nick asks if car drivers should be more upset?

• Why are mental illness levels rising?

  

  27th May: Nick asks the director of Young Minds why levels of mental illness are rising.

• What should happen over sunburnt baby boy?

  

  26th May: After a five-month-old boy was taken to hospital with 40% burns from the sun, Nick wants to know what we should do about it.

• Should Parliament Sq protest be closed?

  

  25th May: Nick spoke to a protester at Parliament Square to find out why they have set up a village.

• Fergie: Entrapment or public interest?

  

  24th May: Nick wants to know if you think it was in the public interest for the News of the World to entrap the Duchess of York.

• Are the 2012 Olympic Mascots any good?

  

  20th May: After Wenlock and Mandeville were unveiled as the London 2012 Olympic Mascots, Nick asks if anyone actually likes them!

• What exactly is Cameron's 'Big Society'?

  

  19th May: After David Cameron discussed Big Society, Nick asked John Redwood and Lembit Opik what Big Society actually is!

• How much sympathy is left over BA strike?

  

  18th May: Where does the sympathy now lie over the BA strike? Nick asks Employment Lawyer Daniel Barnett and Branding expert Jonathan Gabay.

• Too many PCSOs and not enough Policemen?

  

  17th May: Do we have too many Police Community Support Officers and not enough Policemen? Nick asks whether this is right?

• Should we scrimp on 2012?

  

  14th May: Should the Olympics become a casualty of the nation's debt crisis?

• Jowell Concern Over Olympics Cuts

  

  13th May: The Former Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell has told LBC the new government mustn't cut funding for the games.

• Kinnock reflects on 13 years of New Labour

  

  11th May: Neil Kinnock admitted he felt a great sadness as he reflected on 13 years of New Labour.

• Labour need time in opposition, Blunkett tells LBC

  

  11th May: Former Home Secretary David Blunkett told LBC he expects the Lib Dems to side with the Tories.

• Met Police Commissioner on knife crime

  

  10th May: Met Police Chief Sir Paul Stephenson took a call from Pam, whose grandson was stabbed last year.

• Nick Clegg Answers Your Questions: Listen Again

  

  4th May: Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg joined Nick Ferrari in the LBC studio to answer your questions.

• Duncan, May & Davey on who won the debate

  

  30th April: Who won the final leaders' debate? Nick asks Ed Davey, Theresa May and Alan Duncan.

• Vince Cable answers your questions

  

  29th April: Liberal Democrat Treasury Spokeman Vince Cable spoke to Nick Ferrari and answered listeners' questions.

• Chancellor Darling answers your questions

  

  28th April: Chancellor Alastair Darling spoke to Nick Ferrari and answered listeners' questions.

• George Osbourne: Hung House Would Be Disaster

  

  27th April: Shadow Chancellor George Osbourne joined Nick Ferrari in the studio to answer listeners' questions.

• Which leader did best in 2nd debate?

  

  23rd April: How did the leaders do in the second debate? Nick asked a voice expert and the mother of a soldier killed in Afghanistan.

• Nick speaks to Britons struggling to get home

  

  21st April: With thousands of British holidaymakers stranded abroad, Nick spoke to some of those struggling to get back to the UK.

• Would a hung Parliament be good for Britain?

  

  20th April: Would a hung Parliament be good for Britain? Nick asks Mehdi Hassan and Justin Urquart Stewart.

• Nick Ferrari v Dizzee Rascal

  

  19th April: Hip hop star Dizzee Rascal visited Nick in the studio and certainly gave as good as he got in a very funny interview.

• Which leader most impressed in first debate?

  

  16th April: Nick asked three major political figures who won the first leaders' debate the previous evening.

• No promise on Crossrail, Conservatives tell LBC

  

  15th April: The Conservatives have told LBC they can't commit to the £16billion Crossrail project if they're elected.

• The end for London's one-way streets?

  

  14th April: With news that some of London's one-way systems will be closed, Nick asks if it's the end for the controversial streets.

• Should expenses MPs get legal aid?

  

  13th April: Nick asks if the expenses MPs should be entitled to legal aid.

• Ferrari's Five Election Factors - Immigration

  

  12th April: With immigration chosen by LBC listeners as the third of Ferrari's Five Factors, Nick asks whether immigration is putting too much pressure on the UK.

• Ferrari's Five Election Factors - Crime

  

  9th April: Nick addresses your first key concern ahead of the election - crime.

• Can hypnosis help you give birth?

  

  8th April: Nick asks whether meditation and hypnosis can actually help you after a woman gave birth painlessly under hypnosis.

• Nick speaks to 3 main Hammersmith candidates

  

  7th April: Nick invited the three major candidates to the Hammersmith seat to his Election Battle Bus.

• Teachers being forced to smile at students

  

  6th April: After a report said teachers were being forced to smile at their students, Nick spoke to John Bangs of the NUT.

• Is 2012 Tower money well spent?

  

  1st April: Is the 2012 Tower at the Olympic Park money well spent? Nick asked art critic Brian Sewell.

• Rapist's wedding halts deportation - who's to blame?

  

  31st March: A rapist's deportation was halted because he was due to get married. Nick asked Phil Woolas who is to blame?

• Three London stabbings in a week... what's going on?

  

  30th March: London has seen three stabbings in one week. Nick asks why knife crime has risen again.

• Are teachers facing violence in the classroom?

  

  29th March: A report suggests teachers are facing more violence in the classroom. Nick asks why?

• Are we heading for the Spring Of Discontent?

  

  26th March: The rail workers are threatening to strike. Are we heading back to the bad old days?

• Darling, Osborne And Cable Board The Battle Bus

  

  25th March: Political heavyweights join Nick for the first Election Battle Bus Broadcast.

• Is baby Cameron a cynical political ploy?

  

  23rd Mar: Susan and David Cameron are having another baby. Is the timing with the election pure coincidence?

• Nick Ferrari as a Gun Cop

  

  22nd Mar: Listen to the clips as Nick Ferrari spent a day training to become a police marksman.

• Do executives deserve their big bonuses?

  

  19th Mar: With shareholders of two of Britain's best-known companies set to rebel over executive pay, do bosses deserve their big bonus.

• Should you forcefeed children who refuse to eat?

  

  18th Mar: After a young girl died after refusing to eat, Nick is asking: should parents forcefeed children in a situation like this?

• Caller Claire's years in a Detention Centre

  

  17th Mar: Claire called Nick to tell her remarkable tales of teenage years in a Juvenile Detention Centre.

• Why is the price of petrol so high?

  

  16th Mar: Nick wants to know why the price of petrol is quite so high? Is it taxes or the economic situation?

• Should we be able to drive after one drink?

  

  15th Mar: Do you agree with the government plan to reduce the drink-drive limit to less than one pint?

• Miliband slips up on election date

  

  12th Mar: The Foreign Secretary more or less gave away the date of the election when asked by Nick Ferrari about it.

• Can cycling in London ever be safe?

  

  11th Mar: After two cycling deaths this week, Nick Ferrari asked the experts, is it ever safe to cycle in central London?

• Is Facebook safe for children?

  

  10th Mar: After a man was jailed for murdering a girl he met on Facebook, Nick asks if the social networking site is safe for children.

• How can we deal with dangerous dogs?

  

  9th Mar: With over 100 people every week suffering dog-related injuries, Nick asks what we can do to solve the problem of dangerous dogs.

• Is it time to reveal Jon Venables' new identity?

  

  8th Mar: With new reports of why Jon Venables was re-arrested, Nick asks if it's time to reveal his new identity.

• Do MPs deserve big pay rise?

  

  5th Mar: MPs have awarded themselves a £1000 pay rise. Do you think they deserve it?

• What would you ask leaders in election debate?

  

  3rd Mar: Nick asked three pundits what questions they want to ask the leaders at the TV election debates.

• Did your child get into their preferred school?

  

  2nd Mar: Nick asked parents whether their children got into their preferred school.

• UK still unsure over Tories, says Rawnsley

  

  1st Mar: Andrew Rawnsley told Nick Ferrari that David Cameron knows Britain still has doubts about his party.

• Nick speaks to Nigel Farage after UKIP leader's rant

  

  26th Feb: Nick spoke to Nigel Farage after the UKIP leader's amazing - and possibly racist - rant at the EU President.

• Boris hails electric Porsche with 'grunt'

  

  25th Feb: Nick spoke to Mayor Boris Johnson on his campaign for more electric cars and told of his experience driving an electric Porsche with 'grunt'.

• Are current laws on radio listening fair?

  

  24th Feb: Are current laws on listening to the radio in public fair? Nick is joined by the Head of PR at PRS.

• TfL chief answers your questions

  

  23rd Feb: TfL commissioner Peter Hendy answered listeners' questions about tube, buses, roads and trains.

• Is UK red-faced over Megrahi release?

  

  22nd Feb: Lockerbie bomber Al Megrahi is still alive six months after his release. Has this left the UK with red faces?

• Does PCC need an overhaul after Moir case?

  

  19th Feb: Nick asks whether the PCC should be tougher after it cleared Jan Moir over her article about Stephen Gately.

• Is London's transport system broken?

  

  18th Feb: With bridges closed and roadworks on major routes, Nick asks the RAC: Is London's transport system broken?

• Are juries the best system for justice?

  

  17th Feb: After a study found two in three jurors did not understand legal directions, Nick asks if juries are the best system for justice.

• Are Barclays' record profits a good thing?

  

  16th Feb: Barclays have announced record profits. But is it good management or profiteering from government sponsored cash?

• Are women to blame for their own rape?

  

  15th Feb: A report says that half of women believe women are to blame for being raped. Nick asks why they are so unsympathetic.

• Boris hints at four more years

  

  12th Feb: Boris Johnson dropped his biggest hint yet that he'll run for another four years as mayor.

• Has Boris Johnson let us down over policing?

  

  11th Feb: Nick asked Deputy Mayor Kit Malthouse whether Boris Johnson had let the public down after cutting the budget for policing.

• Can London's air quality wipe 10 years off your life?

  

  10th Feb: Air pollution is becoming worse in London. Could living in the capital wipe 10 years off your life?

• Can Met recover from Dizaei furore?

  

  9th Feb: After Police commander Ali Dizaei was jailed for four years, Nick asks whether the Met Police can recover.

• When should politicians show emotion?

  

  8th Feb: After Gordon Brown shed tears during a TV interview, Nick asks Kevin Maguire at what point it is ok for a politician to show emotion.

• Nick clashes with TfL over Blackwall closure

  

  5th Feb: As the Blackwall Tunnel is set to close one way for three years, Nick clashes with TfL over why this is happening.

• Is it safe to drive your Toyota?

  

  4th Feb: After a number of Toyotas were recalled due to a faulty accelerator, Nick asks whether your Toyota is safe to drive.

• New M&S boss: Is anyone worth £15m?

  

  3rd Feb: New M&S boss Marc Bolland is set to receive a "golden hello" of £15m. Nick asks: Is any CEO worth that amount of money?

• Polyclinics: The future or white elephants?

  

  2nd Feb: Polyclinics - are they the future or destined to be white elephants?

• What should happen to 'Dad of the year' John Terry?

  

  1st Feb: Nick asks what should happen now to 'Dad of the year' John Terry?

• Clampdown on cowboy clampers

  

  29th Jan: Nick Ferrari was celebrating after it was announced their would be a clampdown on illegal car clampers.

• Should Dads get six months paternity leave?

  

  28th Jan: Fathers are to be allowed up to six months paternity leave. Nick thinks this is a sign Britain is going mad.

• Why Boris quit as Met Police chairman

  

  27th Jan: Why has Boris Johnson quit as chairman of the Metropolitan Police Authority? Nick asks MPA member Jenny Jones.

• Should we let extremists speak at our unis?

  

  26th Jan: Should we let religious extremists speak at British universities?

• Amanda Holden live with Nick Ferrari

  

  25th Jan: Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden spilled the beans on the way they film the hit TV show.

• Child Torturers: Should we be lenient?

  

  22nd Jan: The young Edlington torturers had an awful upbringing. Should the Judge be lenient?

• Mercy killing: Was justice done?

  

  21st Jan: After a mother was sentenced to life for killing her brain-damaged son, Andrew Pierce asks if justice was done.

• Nick's Road Trip - The Best Bits

  

  The best bits of Nick Ferrari's three-day visit to the USA to celebrate Barack Obama's first year as President.

• Nick's Road Trip - The Out-takes

  

  Nick and his team enjoyed their road trip in the States, but had to admit there were a few times when it wasn't plain sailing!

• Nick's Road Trip - Is Baltimore like The Wire?

  

  20th Jan: Nick sent Tom Cheal down to Baltimore to find out if they city really is the drugs den shown in The Wire.

• Nick's Road Trip - Day Two

  

  19th Jan: Obama says the Midwest is the key to American recovery. Nick asked them their thoughts on the President.

• Nick's Road Trip: How is Obama doing?

  

  18th Jan: Nick and Breakfast In America go back to Hyde Park, Chicago, to find out how its famous resident, Barack Obama, is doing.

• The death of celebrity books?

  

  15th Jan: Sales of autobiographies have fallen in the last 12 months. Nick asks: Have we seen the end of the celebrity book?

• Will Londoners work at 2012 Olympics?

  

  14th Jan: Nick Ferrari pressed Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell on whether local people are working on the 2012 Olympic preparation.

• Why can't Gatwick open in the snow?

  

  13th Jan: Gatwick Airport is closed yet again. So Nick asks the Head of Operations why they are unable to cope with the snow.

• Why aren't our bins being collected?

  

  12th Jan: Some boroughs are reporting that their rubbish has not been collected for five weeks. So what has happened with our bins?

• Arrested for using the word 'likey'

  

  11th Jan: A businessman was arrested for using the word 'likey' in an email, which the council decided was offensive... as it rhymes with pikey.

• Why won't UK work in the snow?

  

  7th Jan: Yet again, a bit of snow and the UK grinds to a halt. Nick asks why London stops working when we have bad weather?

• How is London coping with the snow?

  

  6th Jan: After heavy snow fell overnight, Nick asked the leaders of a number of London boroughs how they were holding up.

• Nick learns the Art of Meditation

  

  5th Jan: After news that it would be available on the NHS, Nick learns the art of meditation.

• Islamic march is "obnoxious"

  

  4th Jan: The leader of an Islamist group is leading a protest against "British crimes in Afghanistan", but Nick calls it insensitive.

• Nick's Tribute To Our Fallen Troops

  

  23rd Dec: Nick paid tribute to all the British soldiers who lost their lives fighting for the country.

• Boris backs TfL as London stalls

  

  22nd Dec: Mayor Boris Johnson insisted TfL helped the capital run as smoothly as it possibly could have done.

• My Hell On The Eurostar

  

  21st Dec: Listen to this amazing call as Nick speaks to a passenger who had a day from hell when the Eurostar broke down.

• Is it right to test explosives on pigs?

  

  21st May: The MOD has been criticised by Animal Rights groups after 119 pigs were blown up in testing for explosives. Is it right?