Nick Ferrari

Striking railway workers should change careers and become Premier League footballers as "nobody is forced to be a railway guard", Nick Ferrari has said.Speaking to a caller on his LBC radio show, the presenter said that the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) had 204 ballots for industrial action in the last three years."Go and do something else... no one is forced to stand on a platform making announcements", Ferrari said.Click here to sign up to our newsletters.

Nick Ferrari claimed he is a person of colour during a bizarre interview with a guest on LBC.The radio presenter suggested “white is a colour” as he discussed racism with Mike Bankhole, a Ph.D. candidate at King’s College London.“I’ve got a very strange last name to British people, so they’re going to say where am I from,” Ferrari said.“Well, I am of colour, of course, because I’m white, white is a colour.”After Bankhole tried to argue, Ferrari quickly asked, “Am I not a person of colour if I’m white?”Click here to sign up for our newsletters. Read More Richard Madeley says he ‘would put money on’ Meghan Markle running for presidentNcuti Gatwa reacts to being cast as Doctor Who on Bafta red carpet‘I’d like to see the hoes’: Newsreader’s hilarious gardening report goes viral

Nick Ferrari didn't hold back this morning when he gave a blistering assessment of the situation in Ukraine and suggested two key British ministers should resign due to their "incompetence".Speaking on his LBC show, Ferrari took the two ministers down a peg or two and listed their mistakes before calling for "grownups" to take over their roles."So this is the situation," he said. "Europe is on the brink of a war. We have a home secretary who doesn't know the difference between Calais and Lille and says a station is open when it's not."We have a foreign secretary who just...

LBC’s left-leaning mid-morning presenter James O’Brien now has more listeners than breakfast show host Nick Ferrari, in the latest indication that British radio listening habits have changed substantially during the pandemic. For decades the breakfast show slot has been the highest-profile programme on almost every radio station, usually...

Like some weird calendar of capitalism, LBC presenter Nick Ferrari has come under fire for his “radical” proposal to limit people’s GP appointments to 12 a year before paying a fee. Mr Ferrari, who hosts the weekday morning programme on the radio station, suggested the plan after...