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AI revolution: Progress or pipe dream? Balancing bold promises with common sense

Is Keir Starmer's AI revolution progress or pipe dream? How to balance bold promises with common sense

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Chancellor Reeves needed some sprats to catch those enviable mackerels

Stupidity or spite?  What is the explanation for Labour’s attack on the Academy system?

Stupidity or spite? What is the explanation for Labour’s attack on the Academy system?

Addressing the crisis in children’s reading enjoyment must become a national priority

Addressing the crisis in children’s reading enjoyment must become a national priority

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LBC Highlights Vital Work of Schoolreaders in Transforming Children’s Literacy.

LBC Highlights Vital Work of Schoolreaders in Transforming Children’s Literacy

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No one should die in hospital when they don’t want or need to be there. The state of end of life care needs to change.

Highlights and Opinion

Rachel Reeves faces growing scrutiny as market jitters spark calls for fiscal clarity

Rachel Reeves faces growing pressure as market turmoil raises questions over Labour's fiscal credibility

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Cross Question with Iain Dale 13/01 | Watch Again

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Tonight with Andrew Marr 13/01 | Watch Again

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Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York 'thrilled' to support Nick Ferrari's Kids Who Read Succeed campaign.

Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York 'thrilled' to support Nick Ferrari's Kids Who Read Succeed campaign

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Tonight with Andrew Marr 09/01 | Watch Again

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'The problem is men': Humza Yousaff accuses Elon Musk of 'inflaming racial tensions' with talk of grooming gangs

'The problem is men': Humza Yousaf accuses Elon Musk of 'inflaming racial tensions' with talk of grooming gangs

Rushing through the Chagos deal would be an unnecessary mistake

Rushing through the Chagos deal would be an unnecessary mistake

Cross Question with Iain Dale

Cross Question with Iain Dale 08/01 | Watch Again

Tonight with Andrew Marr 08/01

Tonight with Andrew Marr 08/01 | Watch Again

Reform is “fixed” in favour of Nigel Farage, former deputy leader claims as he hits back at former boss

Reform is 'fixed' in favour of Nigel Farage, former deputy leader claims as he hits back at former boss

Cross Question with Iain Dale

Cross Question with Iain Dale 07/01 | Watch Again

Tonight with Andrew Marr 07/01

Tonight with Andrew Marr 07/01 | Watch Again

Critical incidents declared in hospitals

Several NHS trusts in England declare critical incidents: Is your hospital one of those affected?

Nigel Farage has told LBC he has "no desire to go to war with Elon Musk".

Nigel Farage tells LBC he doesn't want 'war' with Elon Musk and he plans to 'mend fences' at Trump's inauguration

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Cross Question with Iain Dale 06/01 | Watch Again

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Tonight with Andrew Marr 06/01 | Watch Again

Anti-Jewish racism is 'out of control', according to the Anti-Semitism Policy Trust

Anti-Jewish racism is out of control on the internet's 'anti-Semitism superhighways' - ministers must take action

Iain Dale

Cross Question with Iain Dale 18/12 | Watch Again

Our pharmacies are at a breaking point.

'Our pharmacies are at a cliff edge': The government must come to the table and sort funding settlement

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Change is finally on the horizon as UK to criminalise sexually explicit 'deepfakes' - and victims deserve nothing less

6 days ago

Dr Mohammad Al-Ubaydli is founder and CEO of Patients Know Best

Is it realistic for us all to quickly switch to this new way of booking appointments?

7 days ago

Elon Musk

Should Elon Musk butt out of UK politics?

7 days ago

Alcohol-free drinks are available

Dry January: Why do people hate something that just makes us healthier?

7 days ago

Dry January is unpatriotic. Here’s why

Dry January is unpatriotic. Here’s why

7 days ago

It’s time to uncancel James Corden.

It’s time to uncancel James Corden

10 days ago

Confidence, sentiment and stability provide the springboard to growth, says David Buik

Confidence, sentiment and stability provide the springboard to growth

18 days ago

Elvis was right: A newborn baby's cry reminds us what matters most this Christmas.

Elvis was right: A newborn baby's cry reminds us what matters most this Christmas

20 days ago

Ofwat has an early Christmas present for water firms—A bailout, paid for by us.

Ofwat has an early Christmas present for water firms—A bailout, paid for by us

25 days ago

Blanket compensation for WASPI women isn’t justice—It’s a bill for the next generation.

Blanket compensation for Waspi women isn’t justice—It’s a bill for the next generation

26 days ago

Nick Ferrari reflects on his visit to Estonia

The bravery of our troops is unquestionable, but we must boost defence spending, writes Nick Ferrari

27 days ago

I have always been against the death penalty but the case of Sara Sharif makes me question that view

I have always been against the death penalty but the case of Sara Sharif makes me question that view

27 days ago

An alleged Chinese spy with close links to Prince Andrew has been named for the first time after a High Court judge lifted an anonymity order.

Alleged Chinese spy case points to Xi Jinping's long-term strategy

28 days ago

Labour is making good on promise to shift power from Whitehall to Town Halls

Labour is making good on promise to shift power from Whitehall to Town Halls

28 days ago

Global equities have performed well in 2024; However, the FTSE 100’s efforts have been woeful

Global equities have performed well in 2024; However, the FTSE 100’s efforts have been woeful

29 days ago

Accommodation and food services dropped 1.2% this year, says Tina McKenzie

Small businesses can provide the growth Labour needs but Rachel Reeves must create a pro-business environment

1 month ago

Charging your family for Christmas dinner? Don’t be a Grinch!

Charging your family for Christmas dinner? Don’t be a Grinch!

1 month ago

More Opinion on LBC

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

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

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

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

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

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