Thank you so much for your reaction to the seismic news that the World Championship will continue to be staged at the Crucible for decades into the future.

Here's a new broadcast on Radio Snooker with Nick Metcalfe, as I take a look through your correspondence following this week's dramatic announcement.

How many broadcasts is too many broadcasts? I guess you'll tell me. The data never lies, folks. The data never lies.

I'm back to give you some details about the BBC coverage of the World Championship. 

Your snooker thoughts and opinions are always most welcome - tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

Momentous news in snooker and Radio Snooker with Nick Metcalfe is back on the air to reflect on it.

The World Championship is staying at the Crucible - which will soon be revamped - for the long term. A new deal will run until at least 2045

I bring you all the details here, and deliver my verdict, on a red letter day for the sport.

Your views are most welcome too. Tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

Radio Snooker with Nick Metcalfe is back on the air. I'll keep going until you like one.

Here I am reflecting on a surprise victory for Thepchaiya Un-Nooh at the World Open.

Radio Snooker with Nick Metcalfe returns, with reaction to Ronnie O'Sullivan making the highest break in the history of professional snooker today, a 16-red break of 153 against Ryan Day at the World Open in Yushan.

If you'd like to react yourself to Ronnie O'Sullivan's break of 153, please do contact me. All thoughts and opinions are valid here. Tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

Two weeks of dead air isn't ideal for radio. But put your worries aside, I am back.

Radio Snooker with Nick Metcalfe comes to you live from the Sussex coast as I catch up with some of the news lines since I last spoke with you, and take in your views too.

I'm back with even more Points of View. I do appreciate them very much.

Topics here include glory for Barry Hawkins in Wales, the location of the Welsh Open and that premature trophy lifting from Jack Lisowski.

There is likely to be a wee break in this service now - I've got no big ideas at the moment - but it's never 100 per cent certain. Events dear boy, events, and all that.

If you would be so kind as to leave good ratings and reviews on your favourite outlet - especially on Apple - I would be very grateful.

I'm back on the air to reflect on glory for Barry Hawkins at the Welsh Open. I talk you through the final, where Hawkins beat Jack Lisowski, and recap the results from the last 16 onwards.

I'll return soon, so don't touch that dial. Any snooker views from you are always gratefully received - tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

I look ahead to what should be a fabulous Welsh Open final in Llandudno, Barry Hawkins v Jack Lisowski.

I also reflect on what was an exciting Saturday of semi-final action in the final Home Nations event of the season.

Another cracking semi-final Saturday in snooker. With these Rocher, you're really spoiling us.

Barry Hawkins v Wu Yize and John Higgins v Jack Lisowski in Llandudno. Fascinating day in store and I look ahead, as well as some reflections on a long Friday of quarter-final action.