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Starmer should condemn human rights abuses in Saudia Arabia and UAE.

Starmer is right to condemn Assad - But his Gulf allies are no better

Tis the season for unpaid invoices: The growing crisis facing tradespeople.

Tis the season for unpaid invoices: The growing crisis facing tradespeople

For small businesses like mine, Christmas isn’t just about gifts – It’s about survival.

For small businesses like mine, Christmas isn’t just about gifts – It’s about survival

Brian Thompson was shot several times outside the Hilton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan on Wednesday morning in a targeted attack.

I don't celebrate the shooting of Brian Thompson - but health insurance companies must become more humane

The Oxford Street M&S demolition is a shame, but the debate has been worthwhile, writes Catherine Croft of the Twentieth Century Society

Oxford Street M&S demolition decision is a shame - but the public debate has been very welcome

Macron’s Gamble has failed—France can’t afford his denial any longer.

Macron’s gamble has failed—France can’t afford his denial any longer

Highlights and Opinion

Cross Question 9th December 2024

Cross Question with Iain Dale 09/12 | Watch Again

Tonight with Andrew Marr - 9th December 2024

Tonight With Andrew Marr 09/12 | Watch again

Starmer’s ‘Plan for Change’ hits the right notes on energy and infrastructure.

Starmer’s ‘Plan for Change’ hits the right notes on energy and infrastructure—As long as he sticks to it

Marr

Tonight With Andrew Marr 05/12 | Watch again

Cross Question with Iain Dale

Cross Question with Iain Dale 04/12 | Watch Again

Tonight with Andrew Marr 04/12

Tonight With Andrew Marr 04/12 | Watch again

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Labour could look to "tighten up" rules on political donations.

Labour plans to ‘tighten up’ donation rules, minister says, amid concerns Elon Musk could donate £80m to Reform

Cross Question with Iain Dale 03/12

Cross Question with Iain Dale 03/12 | Watch Again

Tonight with Andrew Marr 03/12

Tonight With Andrew Marr 03/12 | Watch again

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James May has spoken to LBC about the new Jaguar.

James May says 'Barbie pink' Jaguar is not 'radical enough' as iconic car company defends rebrand

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Nick Ferrari Challenge: Can LBC’s Henry Riley recreate Daniel Khalife’s prison escape?

Nick Ferrari Challenge: Can LBC’s Henry Riley recreate Daniel Khalife’s dramatic prison escape?

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Mandy Damari, the mother of Emily Damari - the last remaining British citizen being held hostage in Gaza - has pleaded with Sir Keir Starmer to help bring her daughter home as she looked back on the harrowing events of October 7.

'It nearly broke my heart': Mother of British hostage Emily Damari blasts Downing Street over vetoed Gaza deal

Andrew Marr shares his views on assisted dying

Andrew Marr: Heavy hearted, joylessly, I think I’d vote for the assisted dying bill

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Jane Rubens, 73, from Edinburgh was hit by a large vehicle in early November and remains in a coma.

Insurance firm gave Brit 'less than 24 hours' to make a decision against doctors’ advice after mum suffered brain injury

Tonight with Andrew Marr

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Tonight with Andrew Marr - 25th November 2024

Tonight With Andrew Marr 25/11 | Watch again

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LBC’s Nick Ferrari has remembered being spiked while at a party.

‘The whole world was spinning’: Nick Ferrari candidly recalls drink spiking as he shares 'appalling' side-effects

Cat Eccles MP is backing Kim Leadbeater's Assisted Dying bill

Why the Assisted Dying Bill is a vital step for the terminally ill

PM has unveiled the government's 'plan for change' including extra police and 1.5 million new homes

Britain is heading for a Reform revolution if Sir Keir Starmer doesn't deliver his 'Plan for Change'

4 days ago

Jasleen Kaur won this year’s Turner Prize

Turner Prize remains controversial but this year's winning exhibition demonstrates art's power to connect

5 days ago

Labour’s ‘renationalisation’ is no British Rail revival.

Labour’s ‘renationalisation’ is no British Rail revival

5 days ago

Gregg Wallace’s Instagram fallout: how a misstep turned controversy into a PR disaster

Gregg Wallace’s Instagram fallout: how a misstep turned controversy into a PR disaster

7 days ago

Britain’s railway system is broken – it doesn’t have to be this way

Britain’s railway system is broken – it doesn’t have to be this way

7 days ago

'Right to die' debate must include the 'right to try' psilocybin, advocates urge

'Right to die' debate must include the 'right to try' psilocybin, advocates urge

10 days ago

Serbian president Vučić exposes flaws in West’s approach to the Balkans

Serbian president Vučić exposes flaws in West’s approach to the Balkans

11 days ago

The assisted dying debate: A law that fails to solve the real problem – trust

The assisted dying debate: A law that fails to solve the real problem – trust

11 days ago

An amazing performance of global equities, despite imponderables.

An amazing performance of global equities, despite imponderables

14 days ago

MPs will vote on assisted dying this Friday

The NHS is broken - I don't trust it to make assisted dying work without creating yet another scandal

14 days ago

In debates about assisted dying, remember those who have lost the ability to choose.

In debates about assisted dying, remember those who have lost the ability to choose

14 days ago

The pint performance: is the ritual worth the wait, or is the two-part Guinness pour just clever theatre?

The pint performance: is the ritual worth the wait, or is the two-part Guinness pour just clever marketing ploy?

14 days ago

Will Guyatt questions who is responsible for the safety of children online

Are Zuckerberg and Musk responsible for looking after my kids online?

18 days ago

What happened to MPs with real jobs?

What happened to MPs with real jobs?

18 days ago

Fake doctors have flooded our NHS - it’s time to get rid of physician associates.

Fake doctors have flooded our NHS - it’s time to get rid of physician associates

19 days ago

Rachel Reeves is right to back public services over tax loopholes for the wealthiest landowners.

Rachel Reeves is right to back public services over tax loopholes for the wealthiest landowners

20 days ago

Farmers will never forgive Labour - and I’m not sure I blame them.

Farmers will never forgive Labour - and I’m not sure I blame them

20 days ago

Farmers may be the scapegoats, but this Budget has sown the end of our countryside.

Farmers may be the scapegoats, but this Budget has sown the end of our countryside

21 days ago

More Opinion on LBC

Winter poverty looms as energy prices soar and promises fall short.

Winter poverty looms as energy prices soar and promises fall short

As the non-dom tax regime ends, 'The Labour government does need to be wary of alienating non-doms and high net worth individuals from living and working in the UK'.

Labour need to be wary of alienating non-doms and the rich - they could flee UK after Budget

Lily Ebert died aged 100 last week

Holocaust survivor Lily Ebert never lost her kindness, despite the horror she witnessed

Johnny Jenkins says we have a serious problem in this country with people running late

Lateness isn’t just inconvenient - it’s unacceptable

Andrew Marr offers his opinion on assisted dying

Andrew Marr: Should we make it much easier for people who are dying to end their lives?

For Israeli-Palestinian peace, we need the international community to be a midwife, not an architect, writes Eran Nissan

For Israeli-Palestinian peace, we need the international community to be a midwife, not an architect

Traditional steelmaking is ending at Port Talbot

End of traditional steelmaking at Port Talbot cannot lead to 'managed decline' - we need a clear vision for the future

Heritage erased and economic uncertainty: the closure of the blast furnaces at Port Talbot marks the end of an era, writes Charlotte Brumpton-Childs.

Heritage erased and economic uncertainty: the closure of the blast furnaces at Port Talbot marks the end of an era

At 47% of the national minimum wage, how maternity pay is 'excessive' is truly beyond me.

At 47% of the national minimum wage, how maternity pay is 'excessive' is truly beyond me

The Scottish Tory leadership race is over— but the headaches are only beginning, writes Gina Davidson.

The Scottish Tory leadership race is over— but the headaches are only beginning

Feargal Sharkey is teaming up with LBC's Nick Ferrari to audit Britain's rivers

I'm teaming up with LBC to reveal state of Britain's rivers - we need to shock people into action, writes Feargal Sharkey
Keir Starmer and his wife Victoria

We're starting to learn what Starmerism means but he has to make sure the cracks don't shatter his vision

Starmer's plan to tackle unemployment has a major flaw – can he see it?

Starmer's opportunity: How understanding health can help benefit claimants find work

AI's Energy Demands Are Soaring – Can Labour’s Clean Power Vision Keep Up?

AI's energy demands are soaring – Can Labour’s clean power vision keep up?

No more 'treasury brain': Rachel Reeves signals new economic era in conference speech, writes Fran Boait.

No more 'treasury brain': Rachel Reeves signals new economic era in conference speech

Pensioners Out in the Cold – But Banking Hubs Offer a Glimmer of Hope.

Pensioners out in the cold – But banking hubs offer a glimmer of hope

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