Caller Ian isn't buying Reform's 'back of a fag packet' immigration plans

27 Aug 2025, 08:09 | Updated: 10 Feb 2026

By LBC Staff

"We're not all like Nigel Farage"

Loading audio...

Following Nigel Farage's announcement of Reform plans to deport illegal migrants, Ian phoned Nick Ferrari to urge Labour to process migrants in hotels.

London's oldest restaurant donated to the National Trust

All-time Champions League top scorers: Kane beats Messi record

Body of man recovered amid search for missing fishing vessel in Outer Hebrides

Yorkshire Wildlife Park tiger attack: Everything we know after death of man

Water bills to be cut by £240million by 2030 - but millions of households still face being hit by even bigger hikes

‘Stop pretending’: Generals accuse Government of failing veterans after SAS Association warns bond with troops is broken

Michael Carrick insists Man United stars are ‘still really positive’ despite Lisandro Martinez’s attack after Atletico defeat

London's oldest restaurant donated to the National Trust

Body of man recovered amid search for missing fishing vessel in Outer Hebrides

Yorkshire Wildlife Park tiger attack: Everything we know after death of man

Water bills to be cut by £240million by 2030 - but millions of households still face being hit by even bigger hikes

Two dead following collision between car and lorry

5.6 million workers in Britain 'at the mercy' of insecure work as low-paid jobs pushing people into debt and food bank use

Black music events are 'cancelled, restricted or shut down' at higher rates than white-led events, report finds

Caller Ian isn't buying Reform's 'back of a fag packet' immigration plans

Share

Listen to this article

London's oldest restaurant donated to the National Trust

All-time Champions League top scorers: Kane beats Messi record

Body of man recovered amid search for missing fishing vessel in Outer Hebrides

Yorkshire Wildlife Park tiger attack: Everything we know after death of man

Water bills to be cut by £240million by 2030 - but millions of households still face being hit by even bigger hikes

‘Stop pretending’: Generals accuse Government of failing veterans after SAS Association warns bond with troops is broken

Michael Carrick insists Man United stars are ‘still really positive’ despite Lisandro Martinez’s attack after Atletico defeat

London's oldest restaurant donated to the National Trust

Body of man recovered amid search for missing fishing vessel in Outer Hebrides

Yorkshire Wildlife Park tiger attack: Everything we know after death of man

Water bills to be cut by £240million by 2030 - but millions of households still face being hit by even bigger hikes

Two dead following collision between car and lorry

5.6 million workers in Britain 'at the mercy' of insecure work as low-paid jobs pushing people into debt and food bank use

Black music events are 'cancelled, restricted or shut down' at higher rates than white-led events, report finds