As the UK government delays its announcement on 'travel corridors', we speak to the boss of lastminute.com. He's not happy. And neither is the headteacher of St Bede’s R C Comprehensive School in County Durham, who will have to bring all her pupils back in September.

Producers: Ben Weisz, Natalie Ktena

What data do Local Councils use to help stop a coronavirus outbreak? And (more importantly) what information do they need? Adam and Laura are joined by "Disease Detective" Professor Kate Adern, who is Wigan Council’s Director of Public Health.

Producers: Frankie Tobi, Natalie Ktena

Laura, Chris and Adam pick through the prime minister’s ‘Build, Build, Build’ speech with former communities secretary, Lord Pickles.

And how does Covid-19 affect the brain? Fergus brings us up to speed on what we know six months on.

Producers: Frankie Tobi, Jo Deahl, Natalie Ktena

Adam is joined by the Reverend Martin Poole to discuss the government’s latest guidelines on how to have a wedding. And why is Boris Johnson comparing himself to Franklin D Roosevelt?

Producers: Harriet Noble, Jo Deahl, Natalie Ktena

DJ and Radio 1 broadcaster Annie Mac joins Adam to talk rave culture and Glastonbury Festival. And Fergus brings us up to date on the race for a vaccine.

Studio Director: Emma Crowe

Dame Judi Dench and David Tennant share their thoughts on the future of the theatre industry and give their verdicts on the drama of the daily coronavirus briefings. And Sir Keir Starmer makes his first shadow cabinet sacking.

Studio director: William Allott

Thousands of homeless people were moved into hotels at the start of the pandemic. Today the government announced £105 million for councils to help rough sleepers stay off the streets as lockdown eases and those hotels reopen for business. Homelessness “Czar” Dame Louise Casey tells us how this policy worked and the lessons we could learn from it. And, what will pubs really be like when they reopen in July?

Studio director: Emma Crowe

Pubs, restaurants and hairdressers... Adam is joined by Laura, Fergus and Chris to discuss the easing of the social distancing rules from 4th July in England.

Producers: Harriet Noble, Ben Weisz, Natalie Ktena

The PM and Dragon’s Den presenter, Evan Davis, takes the temperature of the coronavirus economy.

Studio Director: Emma Crowe

Adam is joined by the British fashion designer Henry Holland and writer Aja Barber to discuss how the industry has changed during the pandemic.

Producers: Frankie Tobi, Harriet Noble, Natalie Ktena