As the NHS struggles to meet demand, the Royal College of Nursing warns treating patients in corridors puts lives at risk. Plus Lord Kinnock on Elon Musk's attacks on the Prime Minister, and Michael Connelly chronicles LA's fire disaster.

A wintry BH amid warnings for snow, ice and freezing rain. BH listeners tell us how they’re looking out for their neighbours. Authors Lee Child and Mick Herron discuss how to adapt novels to the big screen. Maggie Philbin of Tomorrow’s World fame explains the difficulty of predicting the future, and on the papers – Brompton Bike’s Will Butler Adams, the Sun on Sunday’s Kate Ferguson and Gawain Towler, Reform’s former press man.

The Education Secretary says the upcoming tax rise has been welcomed. Plus we look back on the year that was 2024, and 25 years of Putin in power.

We’re joined live by the minister Lucy Powell and the German Ambassador responds to the Christmas market attack. Plus the cast of Outnumbered tell us about the upcoming Christmas special.

The Sunday morning news magazine programme. Presented by Paddy O'Connell.

Historic scenes in Syria as the Assad regime collapses. Chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet and former national security adviser Lord Ricketts on what happens now. Also the importance of Notre Dame as it returns, and Wham’s Last Christmas forty years on.

The Sunday morning news magazine programme. Presented by Paddy O'Connell

Storm Bert, rain, snow and wind hit the UK. Mark Gatiss on the lasting appeal of A Christmas Carol. Opera singers and football chants in a BH combination.

Protests are planned for next week - we go down on the farm and discuss the arguments. Plus has David Attenborough's voice been cloned? The BH press panel reviews the news.

A status report on the presidential race as Donald Trump and Kamala Harris approach the finish line. Plus: as Kemi Badenoch is elected the leader of the Conservatives, her mentor Michael Gove tells us why he thinks she is the right person to head up the opposition.