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The Daily Debrief is a rundown of the most important news of the day in under 20 minutes. You’ve seen the headlines throughout the day. Now it’s time to understand the stories behind them. Our host, Richard Suchet, will offer listeners a deep dive into the most compelling headlines, providing an in-depth view into the stories with a thorough analysis that you just can’t get from a standard news report. Powered by the award-winning news team at LBC.

The Daily Debrief

With one year to go until Brexit, we hear from the Prime Minster, Theresa May. Plus, we hear why one Dairy is particularly concerned. And the latest on the case of the Salisbury spy.

With One Year To Go Until Brexit, We Hear From Theresa May

We get the latest from the Worboys case and hear from one of his victims. Plus, a closer look at Theresa May's NHS pledge. And is today a momentous moment in the war on plastic waste?

The Worboys Case & Is This A Momentous Moment On Plastics?

Following the release of the Kerslake report, Richard Suchet speaks to a parent of one of the victims. Plus, we ask what we can expect from the ongoing Russia scandal. And we look at what happens next in the search for Madeleine McCann.

The Kerslake Report & What Happens Next In The Search For Madeleine McCann?

Richard Suchet speaks to Richard Ferrer from the Jewish News to discuss the open letter sent to Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour party about it’s apparent problem with anti-semitism. We’ll be giving you all the details on Stormy Daniels’ TV interview; plus, we reveal the results of an exclusive LBC poll on Brexit.

Does The Labour Party Have A Problem With Anti-Semitism?

We hear the details behind the sentencing of the Parsons Green bomber. Plus, Richard Suchet gets the lowdown on the latest appointment to the Trump White House. And why obesity could overtake smoking as the main cause of cancer.

The Parsons Green Sentencing & Who Is Trump's New Adviser?

Richard Suchet looks at whether a senior police officer is right to say the public aren't outraged by knife crime, because most victims come from black communities. Plus, a look at the future of Facebook and we reflect on the Westminster terror attack.

What Does the Future Hold For Facebook? & The Westminster Attack: 1 Year On

LBC’s Political Editor Theo Usherwood joins Richard Suchet to explain why Nigel Farage was out on the Thames this morning. Richard also speaks to a Former US Intelligence Officer about Donald Trump’s decision to congratulate Vladimir Putin’s election win. Plus, we talk to the Dad behind a moving video that’s just gone viral – and it’s all about celebrating Down Syndrome.

Why Was Nigel Farage Throwing Dead Fish Into The Thames?

Rachel Venables joins Richard Suchet in the studio to discuss the £21m bill for putting Grenfell survivors in hotels. And we address the new Action Counters Terrorism campaign with an ex-officer. Plus why is a former French president in police custody?

Do You Report Suspicious Activity to Police? & Why Is Sarkosy In Custody?

Theo Usherwood explains what we can expect from the Brexit transition period. Plus, Richard Suchet looks at FOBT's and whether they need to be better regulated. And we have everything you need to know about Cambridge Analytica.

What Can We Expect From The Brexit Transition? & Cambridge Analytica Explained

We debate whether Corbyn's response to the PM on Salisbury is unpatriotic or whether he's holding the government to account. Plus Grenfell Tower doors investigated by detectives half as fire retardant as expected. And a clever idea for homelessness.

Was Corbyn's Response to the PM Unpatriotic? & Grenfell Fire Doors

Richard Suchet gets the latest from Woolwich Crown Court as Finsbury Park attacker, Darren Osborne, is jailed for life. Plus, as the NHS is being overcharged for customised ointments, we find out whether this can be justified. And we find out which city is the least affordable place to the live in the UK. Spoiler: it's not London.

Finsbury Park attacker jailed and NHS forced to pay £1500 for £2 moisturiser

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