David Lammy Resigns from LBC Radio Show as General Election Approaches

Lammy steps down due to election regulations, replaced by Lewis Goodall who will host a new flagship politics show.

David Lammy, Labour MP and Shadow Foreign Secretary, has resigned from his LBC radio show as the UK general election nears.
Ofcom has recently heightened enforcement on election bias, influencing Lammy's decision to step down.
Lewis Goodall, former Newsnight policy editor, will take over Lammy's slot with a new program focusing on political news and analysis.
Lammy expressed mixed emotions about leaving, noting his enjoyment in listening to callers from across the country.
The change comes amid Ofcom's warnings to broadcasters to maintain impartiality with politicians as presenters during elections.