Morning everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for today. I hope you managed to catch Nick Ferrari's special program on the Holocaust as he went back to Auschwitz with one of the survivors.

Coming up on the program for this morning, it's the celebrities in the spotlight.

The paper was full of loads of them, most of you complaining

to the papers and to anybody who'll listen about Katie Price and how dreary she is. And this

story, now I didn't know anything about it. So the reason I didn't mention too much about it,

if somebody writes into me and says, oh, you know, did you see what Katie Price said about this or

that? I can't say anything until I've checked it out myself, and we have to check it out for legal reasons, just in case, you know, somebody's got it completely wrong.

But this was a conversation between Katie Hopkins and Katie Papper Price,

which came within a whisker of an almighty row. The tension arose, so the story goes,

whilst discussing the care of Katie Price's disabled son, Harvey. Okay. During a conversation

about home life, because she can only talk about herself, Price explained how expensive it is

for her to have a daily driver from her home in West Sussex to central London.

I mean, to be honest with her, I don't know why she's coming into central London.

Why don't she just buy a place in central London?

Anyway, she added the cost would be even more if she also had to fund a driver for her boy who has a range of disabilities. He has a driver who takes him to school each day.

He travels with a special nurse who looks after him and the driver is mindful of the situation. It's taxpayer-funded, which is good, says Katie Price. Clearly not impressed. Katie Hopkins

quickly challenges her on why she couldn't pay for the treatment herself. Katie Price then launches

into her foul-mouthed attack. Do you know how effing expensive that would be? It would be up to a grand a day,

she retorted. Besides, I pay my taxes so the government can help, then great. You're not paying

a thousand a day, though, are you, love? With the amount you earn, I find that tricky when you

could afford it yourself, says Katie Hopkins. And of course, she's absolutely right. Katie Price is just milking a system.

And she says, don't get me wrong. I believe if you can afford something, then you shouldn't allow the government to pick up the tab.

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