Emma Corr

LBC can reveal nearly 3,000 members have left Reform UK in the last seven days - coinciding with an internal row about the burqa and the exit of party chairman Zia Yusuf.

Gangs smuggling tonnes of ‘killer meat’ into UK in bin bags - as LBC told risk of ‘explosive’ disease at ‘all-time high’

The UK’s leading berry farmer has told LBC he has been forced to let hundreds of tonnes of strawberries rot in fields because of Brexit red tape - and warned UK shoppers should expect shortages and soaring food prices.

The UK’s leading berry farmer has told LBC he has been forced to let hundreds of tonnes of strawberries rot in fields because of Brexit red tape - and warned UK shoppers should expect shortages and soaring food prices.

Bogus online businesses could be cheating the exchequer of ‘hundreds of millions’ of pounds in tax, LBC has learned, with MPs calling on Companies House to do more following our findings.

The cost of living in cities could be driving up knife crime in seaside towns as people vacate London, police have said, with one boy admitting he taped a ten-inch blade to his hip.

Small wholesalers could be paying an extra £60,000 a year for new Brexit inspections, hiking up prices for the supermarket shop, LBC has been told.

Olive oil and rare cuts of meat are the latest high-value items being targets by organised crime gangs, LBC has been told. Figures shared with LBC have revealed £68 million worth of goods was stolen from lorries in the UK last year by criminal gangs - but it’s estimated the true cost could be ten times higher. According to the National Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service, 15 lorries a day are being attacked on UK roads, with almost 10,500 lorries being targeted over the past two years. Crimi…

The UK and France desperately need to find a "urgent political agreement" to manage new biometric passport checks coming in this autumn, the Head of Trade at Logistics UK has told LBC.

Before catching a glimpse of the huge waves smashing against Brighton’s seafront – you could hear their roar as they rolled in, the white foam propelled into the air, and even being some 10 meters away from the seafront you could feel the immense power behind them with a backdrop of a looming deep grey sky - that’s when you grasped a real sense of Storm Ciaran closing in right along the south coast. So much mist and sea spray created by those enormous waves making it difficult to make out Bright…