The RNLI received £200k in donations over a single 24-hour period

Well-wishers donate £200k in a day after RNLI crews abused for migrant rescues

There have been a record number of people 'pinged' by the Covid-19 app in the last week

Nearly 700,000 people 'pinged' by NHS Covid app in a week

The number of people on the furlough scheme is as its lowest level since the start of the pandemic

Number of people on furlough lowest since pandemic began

Heavy wind and rain is battering the UK's south coast

Weather warning issued as Storm Evert gathers pace

Researchers from Anglia Ruskin University found that gay and bisexual men and bisexual women earn less than their straight counterparts

Gay and bisexual men earn less than heterosexual men - study

Andrew Devine's death has been ruled as the 97th fatality of the disaster.

Liverpool fan's death ruled as 97th Hillsborough fatality 32 years on

Disappointing: The Mound at Marble Arch has closed

Marble Arch Mound: £2m 'slag heap' closed to visitors days after it opened

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'It's a crisis': Ex-Chief Scientific Adviser talks to LBC about climate change

'It's a crisis': Ex-Chief Scientific Adviser talks to LBC about climate change

Covid: 'We're not at herd immunity yet,' says Professor Christina Pagel

Covid: 'We're not at herd immunity yet,' says Independent SAGE member

'I owe my life to my friend': Caller shares moving mental health recovery

'I owe my life to my friend': Caller shares mental health story after Simone Biles withdrawal
Nick Ferrari questioned the decision

'Don't call me grandma, even if I am one. It could be discrimination'

'Simone Biles craves attention now can't handle it,' caller says - Shelagh Fogarty responds

'Simone Biles craves attention now can't handle it,' caller says - Shelagh Fogarty responds
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Boris Johnson refuses to say if Cressida Dick is 'right' for Met Commissioner

Boris Johnson refuses to say if Cressida Dick is 'right' for Met Commissioner

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Tom Swarbrick makes the case for vaccine passports to avoid a Winter lockdown

LBC Views: Tom Swarbrick makes the case for vaccine passports to avoid a Winter lockdown

Natahsa Devon gives her LBC Views

LBC Views: It isn't my womb that makes me a woman, Natasha Devon writes

Iain Dale gives his LBC Views

LBC Views: Iain Dale reflects on the lessons we can learn from Euro 2020

Common Ground with Nimco Ali
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Nick Ferrari questions the Prime Minister

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Call Keir: Labour leader Keir Starmer - watch live 9am

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Speak to Sadiq - Mayor of London answers your questions

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Close The Digital Divide With Vodafone

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Researchers from Anglia Ruskin University found that gay and bisexual men and bisexual women earn less than their straight counterparts

Gay and bisexual men earn less than heterosexual men - study

First Minister Mark Drakeford confirmed that fully-vaccinated adults in Wales will not need to isolate if identified as a Covid contact

Pingdemic: Fully-jabbed adults in Wales can avoid isolation from 7 August

Darren George told LBC his injuries were "severe" and he was "lucky" to still have his leg

Friends ‘lucky to still be here’ after car ploughed into pedestrians outside pub

Pop-up vaccine clinics are one of the measures being used to try to increase vaccine uptake in young people

One in three young adults in England have not had Covid jab

Video footage showed a Metropolitan Police officer kneeling on the neck of a black man in Finsbury Park, north London

Met Police officer who knelt on man's neck must 'reflect' on actions, says watchdog

The RNLI received £200k in donations over a single 24-hour period

Well-wishers donate £200k in a day after RNLI crews abused for migrant rescues

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Many parts of the UK have been hit by flooding in recent weeks

Gov announces huge spending in flood defences as storms batter UK

Councillors in Newmarket have passed a vote of no confidence against their local MP Matt Hancock

Councillors pass vote of no confidence in former health secretary Matt Hancock

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The Prime Minister told LBC's Nick Ferrari that the memorial was "massively important" to him

Police memorial honours those who 'run towards danger' to protect us, PM says

CRIME

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Lulu Lakatos swipes the jewels

Moment woman steals £4.2m of diamonds from jewellers by swapping them for pebbles

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Boris Johnson refuses to say if Cressida Dick is 'right' for Met Commissioner

Boris Johnson refuses to say if Cressida Dick is 'right' for Met Commissioner

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson told LBC's Nick Ferrari that there was more Sadiq Khan could do to tackle knife crime in London.

PM to Sadiq Khan: More could be done to fight knife crime in London

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Boris Johnson has vowed to end self-isolation rules for those who are double jabbed next month

Rule changes to end pingdemic ‘nailed on’ for August 16, PM tells LBC

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Boris Johnson urged people to continue being cautious about coronavirus

'Getting jabs will help, not hinder you' as England moves out of lockdown, PM tells LBC

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Boris Johnson told LBC he wants to thicken the thin blue line

I want to pay police more but times are tough, PM tells LBC

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Netflix is among big global firms requiring workers in the US to get a jab

Netflix, Google and Facebook demand jabs for return to US offices

Double jabbed travellers from US and EU will be allowed to enter England without isolation

Double-jabbed travellers from US and EU will be allowed to enter England without isolation

There have been over 250 episodes starring the bespectacled aardvark Arthur

Iconic children's cartoon Arthur axed after 25 years

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The Nauka module is seen prior to docking with the International Space Station

New Russian lab briefly knocks space station out of position

President Joe Biden speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington

Biden pushes federal workers to get vaccinated

Ice covers trees at dawn during a cold snap in Sao Joaquim, Brazil

Cold snap sparks rare sight of snowmen and snowballs in Brazil

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Calls for ‘radical new approach’ to reduce disability employment gap

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Number of empty shops continues to rise across UK after Covid hit

The logo of internet retailer Amazon reflected in a pair of glasses

Amazon delivers mixed bag of results for second quarter

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Holidays in the UK and abroad have seen a huge increase following roadmap out of lockdown announcement

Covid lockdown: When can I go on holiday abroad and in the UK again?

Students have largely been studying from home during the Covid-19 pandemic

How will GCSE and A-level grades be calculated in 2021?

Airlines saw a surge in demand following Boris Johnson's roadmap announcement

When will travel abroad and foreign holidays be allowed again?

NICK FERRARI

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The Foreign Secretary was speaking to LBC's Nick Ferrari

Raab: RNLI do incredible job but UK must 'come down hard' on 'parasite' people smugglers

Nick Ferrari questioned the decision

'Don't call me grandma, even if I am one. It could be discrimination'

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The Prime Minister was speaking to Nick Ferrari

Boris Johnson claims the press won't be "muzzled" by Official Secrets review

JAMES O'BRIEN

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Caller makes Mystery Hour history by waiting eight years to answer cheese question

Caller makes Mystery Hour history by waiting eight years to answer question

Olympics: James O'Brien's response to people 'attacking' Simone Biles over withdrawal

Olympics: James O'Brien's response to people 'attacking' Simone Biles over withdrawal

James O'Brien on the 'hypocrisy of old white men' regarding stop and search

James O'Brien on the 'hypocrisy of old white men' regarding stop and search

EDDIE MAIR

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Covid: 'We're not at herd immunity yet,' says Professor Christina Pagel

Covid: 'We're not at herd immunity yet,' says Independent SAGE member

The inquiry said the south London council had allowed violence and sexual assault to flourish in its children’s residential homes

Lambeth report: Survivors' group founder reacts to London council child abuse inquiry

Lambeth Council: Sexual abuse survivor opens up on LBC

Lambeth Council: Sexual abuse survivor opens up on LBC

SHELAGH FOGARTY

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'Simone Biles craves attention now can't handle it,' caller says - Shelagh Fogarty responds

'Simone Biles craves attention now can't handle it,' caller says - Shelagh Fogarty responds
'I owe my life to my friend': Caller shares moving mental health recovery

'I owe my life to my friend': Caller shares mental health story after Simone Biles withdrawal
Names on national police memorials 'will keep growing,' says former cop

'The names will keep growing': Former officer's stirring reaction to national police memorial

IAIN DALE

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'It's a crisis': Ex-Chief Scientific Adviser talks to LBC about climate change

'It's a crisis': Ex-Chief Scientific Adviser talks to LBC about climate change

Boris Johnson is 'a good leader', says Tory MP Andrea Jenkyns

Boris Johnson is 'a good leader', says Tory MP Andrea Jenkyns

Cross Question with Iain Dale 28/07: Watch LIVE

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TOM SWARBRICK

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UK is 'pursuing herd immunity again' says New Zealand pandemic adviser

UK is 'pursuing herd immunity again' says New Zealand pandemic adviser

Labour shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth described Downing Street's U-turn over Boris Johnson self-isolating as "beggar's belief".

'You couldn't make it up': Labour slam government over PM self-isolation U-turn

Swarbrick On Sunday 18/07

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Anjem Choudary

Social media accounts of radical preacher Anjem Choudary suspended

Technology Stock – Social Media

‘Super committee’ created to examine draft Online Safety Bill

Sony PlayStation 5

Sony reveals it has sold more than 10 million PlayStation 5 consoles

Cladding Crisis

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Leaseholders at Transport House in Salford have been landed with a £100,000 bill for fire safety works

Leaseholders face £100k bill after fire safety defects revealed
The former leader of Kensington and Chelsea council who resigned within weeks of the fatal Grenfell Tower fire in his borough has said he is "desperately sorry"

Grenfell: Former council leader 'desperately sorry for everybody who was in the tower'
The cladding scandal has caused serious issues for leaseholders

Residents stuck in ‘unsellable’ flats months after having Grenfell-style cladding removed
Loans to help fix dangerous cladding could take years to come through

Labour hit out at Govt's cladding loan scheme which 'could take years to set up'
Loans to help fix dangerous cladding could take years to come through (file image)

Loan scheme to remove dangerous cladding from low-rises 'could take years to set up'
Sadiq Khan has described the treatment of Grenfell Tower resident's complaints as "a disgrace".

Grenfell Tower: Treatment of residents' concerns ‘a disgrace,' Sadiq Khan tells inquiry

Coronavirus

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The number of people on the furlough scheme is as its lowest level since the start of the pandemic

Number of people on furlough lowest since pandemic began

There have been a record number of people 'pinged' by the Covid-19 app in the last week

Nearly 700,000 people 'pinged' by NHS Covid app in a week

People will be able to get their jabs before hitting the rollercoasters.

Thorpe Park to open pop-up vaccine clinic in bid to get more young adults jabbed
Over 3,000 daily Covid cases have been recorded in Tokyo for the first time, as the Olympic Games continue despite surging cases.

Tokyo daily Covid cases top 3,000 for first time as virus surges during Olympics
EasyJet chief calls for 'amber plus' list to be axed as it 'does not follow science'

EasyJet chief condemns PM's Covid travel policy as it 'does not follow science'
A quarter of Brits have not shared a hug in over a year.

One in four adults not been hugged since pandemic began, survey finds

Brexit

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The Northern Ireland Protocol will mean goods will have to be checked when entering the single market.

Brexit: EU pauses legal action over Northern Ireland deal

The Business Secretary was speaking to LBC

Business Secretary says Northern Ireland Protocol is 'not set in stone'
James O'Brien's take on Cummings 'using' PM to get 'Brexit con over the line'

James O'Brien's take on Cummings 'using' PM to get 'Brexit con over the line'
The UK and EU have clashed over the Northern Ireland protocol

'We cannot go on as we are': EU to 'find new path' over Northern Ireland
Boris Johnson claimed the figure on the side of the Brexit bus could now be much higher

PM claims £350m figure on side of Brexit bus was actually 'a slight underestimate'
Lord Frost said the extension was a "positive first step" but a permanent solution needed to be found

Sausage war ceasefire as grace period extended for three months