The pioneering heart and lung transplant centre, Royal Papworth Hospital, has received an unprecedented Outstanding rating in all areas from the Care Quality Commission. Julian spoke to chief executive Stephen Posey.

Julian & Lucy meet Castle School teacher Concetta de Martino – her grandchildren Leo and Quinn are living with Muscular Dystrophy and starting Sunday’s Town & Gown 10k run.

The first-ever Street Aid Week is taking place this week to raise awareness and money for Cambridge Street Aid, the charitable fund supported by Cambridge City Council. Julian & Lucy find out more from Cllr Richard Johnson, Executive Councillor for Housing.

As this year’s Festival of Ideas gets underway Festival Manager David Cain tells Julian about the most popular sessions.

Rebecca Chong tells Julian & Lucy why she’s excited to be taking over the Cambridge Foodpark.

On World Homeless Day, Julian speaks to Simon Pickering from Wintercomfort for the Homeless and Sam Gomarsall, Community Trust Manager at Cambridge United Community Trust about the Balls to Homelessness campaign. Click Here for further details

Why are we so obsessed with true crime from Netflix series like Making a Murderer to podcasts such as My Favourite Murder say about us? Julian & Lucy speak to Tanya Horeck, Reader in Film, Media and Culture at Anglia Ruskin University, on how the packaging of true crime as entertainment might be affecting our view of crime – and justice.

Sarah Colwell reviews Oscar Wilde’s A Woman of No Importance at the Cambridge Arts Theatre this week.

Julian visits Foxton where he meets Jill Buggey, who’s taking part in this Saturday’s Foxton Scarecrow Festival.

At the start of Mental Health Week Julian & Lucy hear from Addenbrooke’s senior neurology radiographer and Time for Change Champion Chris Folkard. He’s running Open Mind night – a play on the phrase ‘open mic’ night – at the Frank Lee Centre on Thursday to raise money for the mental health charity, MIND.