Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including the BBC's apology to Donald Trump, the rise in blood pressure in children, and Sarah Cox's efforts to raise money for Children in Need.

Mark, Paul and special guest, Dave, discuss this week's news, including discourse on the Doncaster train stabbings' hero, how the families of the victims of the Southport killings have reacted, and what to do today to keep Alzheimer's at bay.

Mark discusses this week's news, including the train stabbing in Doncaster, the hurricane in Jamaica, and the Church of England's U-turn on same-sex marriage.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Trump's extra tariffs on Canada, Prince Andrew losing his royal titles and allowance, the dangers of eating bacon and ham, and the story of a woman fined for pouring her coffee down a drain.

Mark and the listeners discuss this week's news, including Keir Starmer's comments on the ban of Macabees' Tel Aviv, Prince Andrew giving up his royal titles, and a discussion on capitalism following the news of cancer-linked chemicals found in BPA-free baby dummies.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including Kemi Badenoch's promises for the election, raising water bill prices, and why Donald Trump didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize!

Mark discusses this week's news, including Elon Musk's net worth, the tragic story of the murder of two Jewish men and political leaders' responses, and Diddy's AI-generated letter to the courts.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including whether Andy Burnham would be a better Prime Minister than Keir Starmer, a reformed adult content creator being mocked by people of faith, Jimmy Kimmel Live being taken off air, and the return of a British couple who we arrested and held without charge by the Taliban.

Mark and Paul discuss this week's news, including SDA's reactions to Charlie Kirk's death, and whether Peter Mandelson should have been fired for his association with Jeffrey Epstein.