The final broadcast of the Radio Snooker season comes to you live from Hackney. I catch up with all your correspondence, which covers a number of topics, including:

*Media coverage of Zhao Xintong winning the world title
*How is the referee selected for the Crucible final?
*The standard of play in the 1985 world final

That's it for 24-25 then. I'm sure many of you, like me, feel all snookered out after another immense World Championship. Thank you very much for listening to Radio Snooker in increased numbers, your company throughout the last six months and all your kind words.

I will now be taking a break, but will return with Radio Snooker in the summer. All the best everyone.

Matchroom President Barry Hearn has spoken exclusively to Radio Snooker following the World Championship.

*Hearn tells me new world snooker champion Zhao Xintong 'will inspire a nation' after becoming the first Chinese winner of the tournament

*Zhao 'made a mistake' after being involved with the match fixing scandal but 'paid the price' through being banned from the sport

*Says he 'desperately hopes' the World Championship can stay at the Crucible in Sheffield and wants a decision by the end of the year

Your reaction to anything you've heard would be most welcome. Tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected] - the debate will continue across social media too, including on Twitter, Facebook and Reddit

Here's my commentary on the winning moments at the Crucible as Zhao Xintong becomes the first ever Chinese winner of the World Championship.

I am live at the legendary Crucible in Sheffield for the climax of the 2025 World Championship. Here's commentary on the final frames of the final between Mark Williams and Zhao Xintong.

I also grab reaction from a number of voices after the final, including former Matchroom chairman Barry Hearn.

I'll be back soon to wrap up my coverage of the season, which will include your correspondence. Tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

I've been having my say on social media and now it's high time I heard from snooker fans.

So I've switiched my phone on in Tudor Square, outside the legendary Crucible Theatre, and asked the question: Do you think a world title for Zhao Xintong will be good for snooker?

You can have your say too - keep your thoughts coming. Tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

I'll catch up on all your views when I return with my final episode of the season in the coming days.

I spoke to snooker writer and broadcaster David Hendon about his new book chronicling the history of snooker. Dave tells me about some of the snooker people he spoke to for the book and teases some nuggets inside, including the very first sentence.

Dave also gives me his view on what has been a brilliant World Championship here in Sheffield. And your views are most welcome too - I'll read them out in my final broadcast of the season next week. Tweet @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

I spoke to Rachel Casey to get her views on the John Higgins v Mark Williams Crucible classic, including the reaction of the players for her interviews after. Rachel also reflects on the tournament so far and ticks me off for my verdict on the 2024 tournament.

I spoke to the BBC's Shabnam Younus-Jewell at the Crucible. Shabnam talks to me about Mark Williams after his epic win over John Higgins and assesses the tournament overall. She also talks about her Framed podcast and her enjoyment over talking to people from all wings of snooker.

I was delighted to speak with Eurosport presenter Radzi Chinyanganya about the sensational second round match at the World Championship between John Higgins and Mark Williams.

Keep your thoughts coming please on this terrific tournament - tweet @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

I was delighted to bump into  Brian Wright in Sheffield. We sat outside the Brown Bear and talked about Brian's love of the Crucible. I almost forgot I was recording, it was just a nice chat with a real snooker person.

Your thoughts on this World Championship are very welcome - I'll catch up with all your correspondence in my final broadcast of the season at the conclusion of the tournament. Tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]