With the release of the standalone Harley Quinn movie, Birds of Prey, we discuss what we made of this female-led and directed film, and then extend that discussion to antiheroes and why they continue to fascinate and repulse us (in equal measure!) on the big screen.

We look at the political and economic implications that Brexit will have on the United Kingdom, and what to expect as it begins working out the terms of its divorce from the European Union.

Some parents are giving allowances to their children on e-wallets to monitor their spending. We discuss how parents can cultivate healthy financial habits in their children.

Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng has said that the government is devising a stimulus package to overcome the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak. We look at how stimulus packages work and how effective they can be.

Transport restrictions due to the city lockdowns in China are preventing animal feed from getting delivered to poultry farms.

We look at how effective communication can play a part in the management of the coronavirus outbreak.

We are back for our monthly open clinic segment, where we get our doctors to address your health concerns. On today’s show, Dr Yong Junina Fadzil, Consultant Paediatrician and Paediatric Cardiologist, is here to answer your questions about children’s health.

New artists can often find it a challenge to establish what their works are about and where they are heading. An exhibition called “Tikitiboo” - a word derived from the British occupation of India, which means “everything is fine and alright” - tries to provide a space to examine these questions, by featuring emerging artists of diverse backgrounds. We speak with the organiser of the exhibition, Sophia Shung.

We keep hearing how in most educational settings, boys struggle more or are being left behind. Could the answer simply be that, boys learn better within the context of strong and supportive relationships?

China has reported an outbreak of H5N1 avian flu in a poultry farm in the southern province of Hunan. Amid the 2019-nCoV global health emergency, people are worried about what the avian flu outbreak could potentially lead to.