We analyse what's likely to be in the government's imminent defence review with the head of the RUSI think tank, and we hear about at the threats facing Europe and the UK with Poland's foreign minister Radek Sikorski. Plus, Björn Ulvaeus from Abba pays tribute to the band's sound engineer, who's died at the age of 80.

South Western Railway becomes the first train company to be renationalised under Labour. Also, we visit the PM’s constituency and Labour MPs debate welfare cuts.

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

We discuss the Russian president’s invitation to Ukraine for 'serious negotiations' next week, an intervention made hours after European leaders met in Kyiv to demand a ceasefire. Also, we speak to science minister Lord Vallance about how AI could revolutionise the health service.

Labour’s Health Secretary says the local election results are disappointing and mean the Government must deliver. We hear one eyewitness account of the cyberattack at M&S. And BH kicks off the VE day commemorations by delving into the BBC archive.

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

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

Gordon Brown tells BH that the full effects of the world's economic shock are yet to be felt. He says immediate multinational cooperation is needed.

Starmer vows to protect UK businesses from tariff 'storm.' We have the latest on two British MPs detained in Israel and ask what happens when a Banksy drops on your doorstep.

Labour grandee concerned at his party’s further cuts to welfare spending. Plus: celebrations in Newcastle, live metal detecting and plant music. On the papers: Jon Williams, I. Stephanie Boyce and Ailbhe Rea.