Tuesday 28th January - Brum honours Black Sabbath and Boyzone tell all about being in a 90's boyband

Monday 27th January 2025 - we're talking changes to rubbish days, the clean up continues after Storm Eowyn and a folk tradition is making a big revival

Nearly a million homes and businesses have been left without power after record-breaking winds from Storm Eowyn, and a woman whose four young sons died in a house fire while she went shopping has been jailed for ten years.

Southport killer Axel Rudakubana has been sentenced to a minimum of 52 years, a storm means schools and transport networks are due to shut, and Oscar nominations are out.

Weds 22nd January, 2025: We take yet another look into knife crime among youths and what can be done to stop it, after another heartbreakingly young victim; also - MOTSs in Northern Ireland, a legacy on heading for The Lawman; and the British man cashing in on Donald Trump's second term as US President

Tuesday 21st January 2025 - The Prime Minister tells us the law changes he's considering in the wake of the Southport murders and a vigil is held in the West Mids

Monday 20th Jan 2025 - we've been getting your opinion on Trump and a public Inquiry has been announced into the Southport attacks

University of Cambridge study finds people with a "posh" English accent are seen as least likely to commit most crimes, farmers have said they won't give up the fight against planned changes to inheritance tax and there are calls for an inquiry into maternity services at hospitals in Leeds

We speak to a Brit living in Los Angeles as thousands are evacuated, we spend time with the call handlers taking 999 calls and we speak to stars of Strictly as the show goes live

Weds 15th Jan 2025. The very talkable issues of potholes and whether pineapple has a place on a pizza - alongside calls for bereavement leave for those who've suffered a miscarriage, meal sizes for children and this year's Bafta Award nominations