Robbie Greenfield brings us the latest sports news, hours before co-hosting Sports Tonight with none other than Olympic gold medalist Greg Rutherford.

Stacy’s Trending kicks off with news about the much-loved Obamas, and Tim’s Music Scoop is a mediocre jazz band.

Our international correspondent Olly Barratt is bringing us the latest from London, starting with succession discussion for the Commonwealth.

ARN News desk editor Natasha Thomas brings us the latest from the World Government Summit, and a round-up of what transpired at one of the biggest and most important annual events in Dubai.

It’s Drive Live Talks Careers. Jamie Liddington, Head of Employment at Hadef & Partners, and Shane Philips, CEO of Philips Group, discuss performance reviews, salary increases and the need to adapt to an ever-evolving job market.

We speak to Egyptian adventurer Omar Samra, who’s in town to learn and gain inspiration from the World Government Summit. He tells Tim what made him quit his high-paying job to go on adventures around the world, which at one point endangered his life.

On Stacy’s first ever Trending: a new science-backed way to get rid of deadly viruses, a new spooky hairstyle gaining popularity, and Amy Schumer faces backlash over her new movie’s theme.

Tim Elliott’s Music Scoop takes us back to 1970, a John Lennon classic. He also plays Al Green’s ‘Let’s Stay Together’, one of the most popular songs of its time, Roxette’s ‘It Must’ve Been Love’ from the 80s, and a great hit by Michael McDonald’s.

Robbie Greenfield talks sport from across the globe, starting with the ongoing Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.

Our international correspondent Simon Marks brings us the latest from Washington, starting with the latest scandal to hit Donald Trump’s White House.