Behind the Headlines

We have the latest from the care home in Dorset where three people have died; our political editor explains the row between Donald Trump and Labour party; we're at the scene of a fatal house explosion in Newcastle a week on; a Bronze Age discovery in Dorset and we sample the most luxurious Greggs experience yet!

We're at the scene of a big train crash in mid Wales, we're looking at whether pensioners should be stopped from driving and should pie and mash be protected?

We're at court as a police marksman is cleared of murder after shooting Chris Kaba, as flood warnings remain we're in communities affected and we find out why a soft play centre has got into trouble for it's Halloween decorations

A schoolboy who attacked students and teacher with hammers is sentenced; as is a corrupt detective who stole cocaine from police storage and then sold it; we're at Aberdeen Airport as Alex Salmond's body is brought back; we have an interview about the menopause with a woman who turned out to have a brain tumour - and how a UK theme park's helping tackle the shortage of blood donors:

A Behind the Headlines special this evening on the story that's made headlines around the world: the tragic death of former One Direction singer Liam Payne

The Assisted Dying Bill - we hear from both sides of the argument including a interview with a woman whose husband had Motor Neurone Disease; we're also at the scene of a huge, fatal explosion in Newcastle; reaction to the new England manager and the latest on the Conker Championships controversy

We're discussing a report which suggests there's nothing to stop funeral directors operating from home and keeping bodies in garages, families in Stockport say it's time to start taking down tributes to the little girls killed and we look at why Uber drivers are protesting in Glasgow

We're being warned to prepare for flooding this winter, we're hearing how a football team is helping father's cope with grief and it's a big day in Belfast as the brand new transport station opens

On this day 40 years ago an explosion at the Tory Party Conference in Brighton killed five people, including one MP. It was caused by a bomb planted by the IRA in an attempt to kill Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

In this special episode, we listen back to a documentary we made at the time with reporter Jim Hancock at the scene in Brighton.

We have a special, extended report to mark the 40th anniversary of the Brighton bombing in tonight's podcast; along with an interview with the Prime Minister at his first council of nations and regions; and we look ahead to the rugby league Super League Final