Relics belonging to Saint Bernadette of Lourdes will be on show in Cambridge this weekend. They’re being displayed at the Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs on Hills Road. Nigel Kerry from the church told Julian Clover about their importance.

Cambridgeshire Police is talking about hate crime as part of National Hate Crime Awareness Week.Tiff Lane from the force tells Julian there’s been an uplift in hate crime following Brexit and the Pandemic.

Julian is joined by Lucy Acred of the Royal British Legion who has news of this year’s Poppy Appeal.

For Black History Month, Julian speaks to broadcaster Diane Louise Jordan about her work on the website The Making of Black Britain.

Record numbers of young people are experiencing mental health problems, yet many face stigma and discrimination when they try to get help – according to YoungMinds, the UK’s leading charity fighting for young people’s mental health. Julian hears from former Cambridge school pupil Elia and Dierdre Kehoe, Director of Training and Services at Youngminds.

Councillor Gerri Bird talks to Julian about Street Aid Week. You can make your own donation by visiting justgiving.com/campaigns/charity/cambridgeshirecommunity/csa

In the first of a new series, Julian Clover is joined by Lib Dem Trumpington councillor David Levien.

Julian is joined by Chief Inspector Paul Rogerson of Cambridgeshire Police to discuss the use of scooters on our roads.

Linda is joined by Ian Rawlinson, an artist who is putting on a solo exhibition at the Edge Cafe, inspired by his hometown Cambridge.

Captain Mike Bannister was the chief pilot of British Airways’ Concorde fleet. His book Concorde, about his experience of flying during the golden age of air travel, is released on September 29 and on Monday he's the guest of the Duxford Aviation Society. Mike recalls his time in the cockpit.